chess

Question 1

moves forwards only, never
backwards. On its first move only, it may
move one OR two squares. After that, it can
only move one square at a time, capturing
only on the diagonal.

Answer 1

pawn

Question 2

move straight along diagonals
and do not jump

Answer 2

bishop

Question 3

moves
along the diagonals, the ranks, and the files.
can move as far as they wants in
any direction until they encounters another
chess piece or the edge of the game

Answer 3

queen

Question 4

The (blank) is next in power to the
Queen. moves in straight
lines, never on diagonals

Answer 4

rook

Question 5

only piece that can jump
over other pieces. moves in an Lshape but he can capture only on the square
where he finishes his jump.
moves first two squares forward, backwards,
or sideways, and then finishes the L-shape by
moving right or left one more square.

Answer 5

knight

Question 6

you have one (blank) that can
move one square in any direction. can capture
any enemy piece or pawn that is
undefended and must always stay at least
one square away from the opposing.

Answer 6

king

Question 7

most important piece in a game
of chess, but it is very limited

Answer 7

king

Question 8

can go in any direction, but only one
square at a time.

Answer 8

king

Question 9

The King is in (blank) when he is
attacked by the opponent’s
piece. His capture is not
allowed.

Answer 9

check

Question 10

The player making
check must say “(blank)” when he
is attacking the opponent’s King.

Answer 10

check

Question 11

the game is lost if you
cannot stop the check by
blocking, capturing the
attacking piece, or moving
the King to a safe square.
The “check” then turns into a
(blank). This means the
King is dead.

Answer 11

checkmate

Question 12

When the
King is checked and cannot
move out of check, then he
is (blank) and the game
is over.

Answer 12

checkmate

Question 13

pawn=

Answer 13

1

Question 14

knight=

Answer 14

3

Question 15

bishop=

Answer 15

3 (plus a bit more)

Question 16

rook=

Answer 16

5

Question 17

queen=

Answer 17

9

Question 18

is the moving of the King
two squares to his right or left toward the Rook,
which goes on the square on the other side of the
King

Answer 18

castling. castle early

Question 19

how many times can u castle?

Answer 19

1

Question 20

Aim to control the middle of the board with
your (blank)

Answer 20

pawns

Question 21

Avoid moving the pawns in (blank) of your king
too early.

Answer 21

front

Question 22

Keep away from the (blank)of the board. Move
your Knights and Bishops into the middle of the
board.

Answer 22

edge

Question 23

moves one space at a time,
forward

Answer 23

pawn

Question 24

can only capture on the
diagonal

Answer 24

pawn

Question 25

unlimited spaces, until something gets in the way, horizontally and vertically

Answer 25

rook

Question 26

second in power to the Queen

Answer 26

rook

Question 27

in an “L” shape consisting of 4 squares

Answer 27

knight

Question 28

the only piece that can jump, but only captures the piece it lands on

Answer 28

knight

Question 29

moves unlimited spaces, diagonally

Answer 29

bishop

Question 30

moves unlimited spaces, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally

Answer 30

queen

Question 31

moves one space in any direction. may not move into check

Answer 31

king