2) It moves forward one square, except when at the initial position where it may move two squares ahead?

3) When this piece reaches the last square, it is promoted and can be swapped for a Bishop, Knight, Rook, or Queen?

4) If your playing with Black pieces, Which piece is placed on C/F - 8?

5) This piece has limited movement. Does its capture or mate mean the end of the game?

6) This situation ends the game in a draw where the player can no longer make any legal moves; however, his/her King is not in check?

7) You need this pair for castling. Castling is a way of keeping a very important piece safe while the other piece at an advantageous position?

8) Its movement forms an L shape and can jump overhead the piece blocking it?

9) Chess is originated from which country?

10) Which player can make the first move in a chess game?

11) Which of the following moves allows for a change of positions between a rook and king and puts them side by side?

12) Which is the only piece on a chess board that cannot check a king?

13) What do we call the rows on a chess board?

14) What do we call the columns on a chess board?

15) Squares on a chess board are identified by which characters?