10 Statements

i is true for a pawn

People who think they know a lot greatly annoy those among these posters who really do.... Or am I imagining things? :D

Imagine all the people living in harmony.   J. Lennon

J is true.

love that song

a is true

The John Lennon song went, "Imagine all the people living life in peace."

The New Seekers song went, "I'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony."

...fusion.

c is false.

I get a point, right?

Do i lose a point?

probably

"Imagine all the people living for today," it also says.

"Imagine all the people living for chess" - K. Leelof

From what I understand If you blurt out a true statement, you gain a point and when you blurt out a false statement, you keep your points, but for the good of the whole team it goes on to the next round?

Just to clarify, if a true statement is posted, you keep your points and the round continues on; if a false statement is posted, no points are awarded, and the round ends.

By the way, c is false, so Round Over!

==Round 5==

a) 1. c4 is the Bird Opening.

b) Lasker was world champion for the longest period of time with 28 years.

c) A pawn can promote to any piece other than itself.

d) The Fried Liver Attack involves attacking on f7 (f2 for Black).

e) King and pawn vs King is undoubtedly a draw.

f) Fools Mate can only be delivered with the opponent's cooperation.

g) The Evergreen Game was played in 1952 between by Adolf Anderssen and Jean Dufresne.

h) Hou Yifan is a Chinese chess player.

i) The usual combination of a windmill involves the bishop and rook.

j) Wong Meng Kong is from Singapore.

==Leaderboard==

1. WBFISHER - 3 point

2. MuhammadAreez10 -- 2 point

3. mahesh_r01 -- 1 point

3. KM101 -- 1 point

3. fltsrymy -- 1 point

Can there be more than 1 false statement?

Statement f) is true! (White needs to play stupid moves.)

@kleelof -- There are multiple true and false statements in there, but I won't tell you how many.

i) is true. A windmill tactic usually involves a took and a bishop.