==Round 1==
a) The fork is a tactic in which you attack 2 pieces at the same time with 1 piece.
b) The rook always controls 14 squares when placed on any square of an empty board.
c) Castling involves the King and Queen.
d) A move in which a player moves his/her King or Queen is impossible to allow double check.
e) In algebraic notation, axb4 means a pawn on a5 capturing an opponent' pawn on b4.
f) Scholar's Mate and Fools Mate involve the Queen attacking from the queenside.
g) Bobby Fischer was born at Reykjavik, Iceland.
h) It is possible for the knight to move from 1 square of the board to all the other squares and reach it's starting square.
i) Petrosian had participated in the 1962 Interzonal in Stockholm.
j) A knight cannot control an odd amount of squares when placed on an empty board.
a) is not strictly true. It should really be 2 or more pieces. Do I get a point for pedantry?
Round 1 finished about a day ago.
==Round 1==
a) The fork is a tactic in which you attack 2 pieces at the same time with 1 piece.
b) The rook always controls 14 squares when placed on any square of an empty board.
c) Castling involves the King and Queen.
d) A move in which a player moves his/her King or Queen is impossible to allow double check.
e) In algebraic notation, axb4 means a pawn on a5 capturing an opponent' pawn on b4.
f) Scholar's Mate and Fools Mate involve the Queen attacking from the queenside.
g) Bobby Fischer was born at Reykjavik, Iceland.
h) It is possible for the knight to move from 1 square of the board to all the other squares and reach it's starting square.
i) Petrosian had participated in the 1962 Interzonal in Stockholm.
j) A knight cannot control an odd amount of squares when placed on an empty board.
a) is not strictly true. It should really be 2 or more pieces. Do I get a point for pedantry?