Bishop or Knight?

It's white to move. What are the four squares the knight can move to here?

The white knight got there from any of the 8 available squares, whichever one is was, black then moved to the square the knight was on. Black didn't ignore that last move, he moved there because he's a beginner. 

Now, which are the 4 squares white can move his knight to?

Knights, because they are great for attacking Queens.

Botvinnik said once : " the greatest skill of a chess master, is to cultivate positions where the normal relative values of the pieces cease to apply. "

to me. a piece's value means  = where is it, & what's it doing

all the 8 squares it can move to are covered, so i am asking what it's last move was, and how black ignored it

The real questions is why are bishops even represented in a war game?

Why are they running around killing things?

What military background does a bishop have? Sure Christians like to go around killing things but the bishops never get their hands dirty.

It is time to get rid of the stinking bishops and replace them with the original piece of the elephant.

OK. the last move was Nd3. He moved there because he's a beginner. 

@ifpatriotgames I do get it but I don't understand why you are asking this question

white's last move

yeah i get the point of how knights can go to many squares but the game is interesting, let me stop now, no need to answer my other question

Yep, we are on the same page

I think knight bc it jumps 2 a different color square each time it moves

bisyhops

Bishops. They control more squares, and move faster than knights.

I like knights. Bishops can only move to half the squares but knights can move to them all!!

Also, have you ever seen a bishop fork or skewer?

So go knights!!!

bisyhops skewer and fork knights only fork