WorksheetsFried Liver chess
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Why is NG4 a bad move here for White?
Black can play D5
Black can castle
Black can win the knight
Black can play h4
What can White play to try to fork Black's king and rook?
Ng5
o-o
Nc3
D4
What is Black's best defense here?
Qe7
Nd4
D5
h6
White's next move?
Bxd5
Nxf7
pxd5
Qf3
What is Black's best move here?
Qxd5
e4
Nxd5
Na5
What's the next move for White?
bb5+
e4
Bb3
o-o
After king takes knight, what can White do to continue their attack?
B x N
Qf3 +
o-o
Nc3
What can White play to try to fork Black's king and rook?
Ng5
o-o
Nc3
D4
Traxler counter gambit - what now for White?
nxf7
bxf7+
0-0
d3
d4
Giuoco Piano: Next move for White?
D4
Nf3
Nc6
Bc4
Why should there pawns almost never move?
They keep the king safe
There's no rook to open up
There's no pawn to 'bite'on
The knight needs to be moved first
Black is winning, but White is going to attack the king. What killer moves here more or less win the game for Black?
g3 keeping the king safe
R e8 taking the open file
Qb6 - fork
g4 stopping the progress of White's attack
