Which piece in chess can jump over the pieces?

Which piece has only one point value?

Which piece can only move one square to any side in each move?

At the start of a chess game, how many pieces are there in total on a chessboard?

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

This was the first chess international tournament played in 1851.

How many squares are there in a chess board/chess mat?

Which piece is considered the most powerful piece on a chessboard?

Which piece is considered a minor piece?

Who is the first great American-born chess player who never became a world chess champion?

The following are things to remember when setting up chess pieces EXCEPT;

Player 2's King piece is not in check and there's no other space his King can move and has no other pieces to move. What do you call this scenario?

The "knight" in chess is represented by the head and neck of which animal?

In the past, Chess was known to be played by _____.

Where do you find black knights at the start of the game?

Player 1's King piece is in check and there's no other move nor a chess piece to defend his King. What is this scenario called?

Which piece can only stay in squares with the same color, either black or white, during the whole chess game?

Which piece is considered the most important piece on a chessboard?

Aside from checkmate, Player A can win the game EXCEPT:

Which piece in chess could be checkmated?

Which piece is involved in an En passant strategy?

Where do you find white rooks at the start of the game?

How to set up a chessboard?

This piece can be promoted to any major piece EXCEPT for King.