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How to move chess pieces
7問 • 2年前
  • Federico Lasco Sinogbuhan
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    move one square forward in a straight line. They cannot move horizontally, diagonally or backwards.

    Pawn

  • 2

    sometimes called the castle, can move any number of squares horizontally along its current row (rank) or column (file).

    Rook

  • 3

    are the only chess piece that may be moved ‘through’ other pieces by ‘jumping’ over them.

    Knight

  • 4

    can move any number of squares diagonally - this means it always moves along the diagonal line of squares matching the current colour of its square.

    Bishop

  • 5

    may move any number of squares horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

    Queen

  • 6

    moves a single space horizontally, vertically or diagonally. It cannot move into a space that would grant a check or checkmate to the opponent player.

    King

  • 7

    When a piece moves in a way that would allow a player to capture the opponent’s king on their next turn, the attacking player typically announces “check”.

    Check and Checkmate

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    move one square forward in a straight line. They cannot move horizontally, diagonally or backwards.

    Pawn

  • 2

    sometimes called the castle, can move any number of squares horizontally along its current row (rank) or column (file).

    Rook

  • 3

    are the only chess piece that may be moved ‘through’ other pieces by ‘jumping’ over them.

    Knight

  • 4

    can move any number of squares diagonally - this means it always moves along the diagonal line of squares matching the current colour of its square.

    Bishop

  • 5

    may move any number of squares horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

    Queen

  • 6

    moves a single space horizontally, vertically or diagonally. It cannot move into a space that would grant a check or checkmate to the opponent player.

    King

  • 7

    When a piece moves in a way that would allow a player to capture the opponent’s king on their next turn, the attacking player typically announces “check”.

    Check and Checkmate