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1 Welcome to Chess Class This will program will show you basic Chess moves

2 Click on any piece to learn about it! To win a chess game you must capture the opponents king. Click the smiley face to take the quiz

3 No, Sorry Go back and review!

4 No, Sorry Go back and review!

5 No, Sorry Go back and review!

6 No, Sorry Go back and review!

7 No, Sorry Go back and review!

8 No, Sorry Go back and review!

9 No, Sorry Go back and review!

10 Question One How do you win a chess game? 1.By capturing all the other persons pieces.By capturing all the other persons pieces. 2.By capturing their king. 3.By capturing their queen.By capturing their queen. 4.By capturing their all the pawns.By capturing their all the pawns. Yes, that’s right! Go to the next question!

11 Question Two Which piece can jump over other pieces? 1.QueenQueen 2.KingKing 3.BishopBishop 4.Knight Yes, that’s right! Go to the next question!

12 Question Three How does a pawn attack another piece? 1.It has to hop over the other piece.It has to hop over the other piece. 2.It must hit it head on.It must hit it head on. 3.It must take the piece at an angle. 4.A pawn can only take other pawns.A pawn can only take other pawns. Yes, that’s right! Go to the next question!

13 Question Four A Rook cannot move in which direction 1.ForwardsForwards 2.Diagonal 3.BackwardsBackwards 4.SidewaysSideways Yes, that’s right! Go to the next question!

14 Question Five How do the bishops move? 1.Diagonally 2.UpUp 3.DownDown 4.SidewaysSideways Yes, that’s right! Go to the next question!

15 Question Six How far can the king move each move? 1.As far as he needs to if he is threatened.As far as he needs to if he is threatened. 2.As far as he can go in a straight line.As far as he can go in a straight line. 3.One square in any direction, unless he’s going into his castle. 4.As far as he needs to go to allow him to get in his castle.As far as he needs to go to allow him to get in his castle. Yes, that’s right! Go back to the board and try some more!

16 The King Choose another Piece Push play to watch video

17 The King Push play to watch video Back to quiz

18 The Queen Choose another piece Push play to watch video

19 The Queen Push play to watch video Back to quiz

20 The Rook also called the Castle How to Castle Choose another piece Push play to watch video Basic Rook Moves

21 The Rook also called the Castle How to Castle Push play to watch video Basic Rook Moves Back to quiz

22 The Bishop Choose another piece Push play to watch video

23 The Bishop Push play to watch video Back to quiz

24 The Knight Choose another piece Push play to watch video

25 The Knight Choose another piece Push play to watch video

26 The Pawn Choose another piece Push play to watch video

27 The Pawn Push play to watch video Back to quiz

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