Question 1: Which of the following is NOT a opening?
a) Petrov's Defense
b) Halloween Gambit
c) Carlson's Attack
d) Domino Defense
e) All of these are openings
Question 1: Which of the following is NOT a opening?
a) Petrov's Defense
b) Halloween Gambit
c) Carlson's Attack
d) Domino Defense
e) All of these are openings
Question 2: Which tactic is this?
a) Skewer
b) Fork/Double Attack
c) Zugzwang
d) Pin
e) Discovered Check
f) Lose
1: c
2: d, I guess, even though I think of it as a skewer because the king isn't worth as much in terms of mobility.
3: b -- because Bb5
Question 4:
The king's value is sometimes described as infinite because it can't be traded, but in terms of mobility it is most often given a value . . .
a) between a pawn and minor piece.
b) between a minor piece and rook.
c) between a rook and queen.
d) more than a queen.
e) It's still infinite.
skewer is like a pin except backwards. The greater valuable piece is in front of a lesser valuable piece. Pin is lesser valuable piece is in front of a greater valuable piece.
Not c, sorry.
It's a tricky question, I think, because for example a knight controls a maximum of 8 squares, a bishop controls a maximum of 13, but they're both given the same value.
After this move black has a _____________
a) Mate in 3
b) Mate in 6
c) Mate in 4
d) Mate in 8
e) No Mate
f) Mate in 2
After this move black has a _____________
a) Mate in 3
b) Mate in 6
c) Mate in 4
d) Mate in 8
e) No Mate
f) Mate in 2
c
can anyone explain why 3 is not a legal position? someone said because of Bb5, but i must be missing something.
thank you. I would add that white still has 8 pawns, so it can't either be that bishop was captured on f1 and come back to life from a promoted pawn.
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