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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which Chess piece moves in any direction, but cannot jump over other pieces?
King
Pawn
Knight
Queen
What is the goal of Chess? How do you know you've won?
Your opponent's King is in Check.
You capture all of your opponent's pieces.
You have trapped your opponent's King in Checkmate.
You capture your opponent's King.
Which piece is the only piece on the board that can jump over other pieces?
King
Knight
Queen
Bishop
Which piece can move forward, never backward, and attacks diagonally?
Pawn
Queen
King
Knight
Which piece is the most popular piece on the board?
Pawn
Rook
Knight
Bishop
Queen
How many total squares are on a Chess board?
8
16
32
64
Files are vertical (up and down) on a Chessboard a through h.
True
False
Ranks are horizontal (side to side) on a Chess board 1 through 8.
False
True
What is it called when a pawn makes it to the opponent's last rank?
A demotion
A promotion
A Bishop piece moves in this direction.
Only diagonally
Diagonally and side to side
Side to side
Only straight forward
A Rook piece moves in this direction.
Only side to side
Side to side and diagonally
Straight lines forward/backward and side to side
Only diagonally
A King piece moves in this direction.
Any direction at all, but only one square at a time.
Any direction at all because it's the KING!
Like an L shape
Diagonally, side to side, forward and backward
How many total Pawns are on the Chess board during a game?
8
4
16
32
Chess is fun to learn!
YAAASSS!!!
Not so much. Whah...whah...whah...
I'm happy I have this knowledge for my future. Someday it will come in handy when I need it.
A Pawn piece is worth...
1 point
2 points
3 points
5 points when it captures another piece
The Bishop and Knight pieces are worth...
3 points each
5 points each
20 points each
10 points each
A Rook piece is worth...
5 points
1 point
10 points
3 points
A Queen piece is worth...
3 points
5 points
9 points
1 point
What is a place on the Chess board that a Knight should NEVER be placed?
The middle!
The sides!
In the opponent's area!
To win at Chess, it is vitally important to gain center control by...
developing your opponent's pieces.
capturing all the pawns on the board.
moving pieces as fast as possible.
developing pieces in the center of the board.
