WorksheetsChess
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 1hrs 24mins
1) What is the total number of squares on a chess board?
65
72
64
54
2) Which piece could be “checkmated” in chess?
Queen
King
Rook
Bishop
3) At the start of a chess game, how many pieces are there in total on a chessboard?
40
32
18
16
5) Which is the most powerful piece on a chessboard?
Queen
King
Rook
Knight
6) What is the highest title for professional chess players?
Super master
Lifetime master
Grandmaster
Super Grand Master
7) Chess is originated from which country?
India
China
England
USA
8) Which player can make the first move in a chess game?
Decided by tossing a coin
The player with black pieces
The player with white pieces
Both A & B
9) Which of the following moves allows for a change of positions between a rook and king and puts them side by side?
Dwarfing
Hooking
Castling
Shifting
10) When a pawn reaches the other side of the chessboard, it would be exchanged for any lost piece. What is this strategy called?
Queening
Reigning
Promoting
Downing
11) What is the condition in which a player cannot make any moves while the other one has not checked yet?
Checkmate
Batchmate
Newman
Stalemate
12) Which is the only piece on a chessboard that cannot check a king?
King
Queen
Pawn
Knight
17) Squares on a chessboard are identified by which characters?
Two letters
Two numbers
One letter and one number
Both A & B
19) Which piece is put next to the rook on the chessboard at the start of a game?
Queen
Bishop
Knight
King
Who became a grandmaster for chess at the age of 13?
Karl Anderssen
Howard Staunton
Paul Morphy
Magnus Carlsen
How many players needed to play chess?
One
Two
Three
Four
A piece that can move diagonal only.
Queen
King
Bishop
Rook
It is the weakest piece, it can move any direction but one step only.
Knight
Pawn
Queen
King
The piece that can move L.
Pawn
Knight
Horse
Rook
A piece that can move one or two steps at first move. When the piece wishes to capture opponent's piece, it will move diagonally.
Pawn
Knight
Rook
King
What are the two armies in chess
King and queen
Bishop and queen
Horse and pawn
Black and white pieces
What is this piece called in chess language?
Knight
Pawn
Bishop
What is this piece called in chess language?
Bishop
Pawn
King
What is this piece called in chess language?
Pawn
Rook
Bishop
What is this piece called in chess language?
Rook
Pawn
Bishop
What is this piece called in chess language?
Queen
King
Princess
What is this piece called in chess language?
Prince
King
George
A Queen piece is worth...
3 points
5 points
9 points
1 point
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.
A Rook piece is worth...
5 points
1 point
10 points
3 points
The Bishop and Knight pieces are worth...
3 points each
5 points each
20 points each
10 points each
A Pawn piece is worth...
1 point
2 points
3 points
5 points when it captures another piece
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
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 Bishop piece moves in this direction.
Only diagonally
Diagonally and side to side
Side to side
Only straight forward
True or False- Two pieces can share the same space.
True
False
Pick all the ways a Queen can move.
Horizontal
Vertical
Diagonal
Like an "L"
A king can castle if he is in check.
True.
False.
What is happening in this position?
Check
Checkmate
Stalemate
None of the above
What is happening in this position?
Check
Checkmate
Stalemate
None of the above
It is Black to play
What is happening in this position?
Check
Checkmate
Stalemate
None of the above
