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1.Chess is a game played between __________________Players.
- One
- Two
- Three
2.There are_________________squares on a chessboard.
- 8
- 16
- 32
- 64
3.As per ‘Relative Value’, the Knight has ________ points
- 9
- 5
- 3
- 1
4.The Chessboard is always placed with a ________ color square on the right-hand corner square nearest a player
- White
- Black
5.There are _____ types of Chessmen in a game of Chess
- 4
- 6
- 2
6.As per algebraic notation, the symbol for ‘King’ is ____
- N
- R
- K
- B
- Q
7.Each player has got a total of _____ Chessmen
- 16
- 12
- 8
8.As per ‘Relative Value’, Pawn is given ________ point
- 9
- 5
- 3
- 1
9.As per algebraic notation, the symbol for ‘Rook’ is ____
- N
- R
- K
- B
- Q
10.Each player has got ___ King
- 3
- 2
- 1
11.The Black King is placed on _________ color at the start the game
- White
- Black
12.Each player has ____ Queen at the start of the game
- 3
- 8
- 1
13.The Black Queen is placed on _________ color at the start the game
- White
- Black
14.Each player has ____ Rooks at the start of the game
- 4
- 2
- 8
15.The King moves _____ squares towards the Rook while castling
- 3
- 2
- 1
16.As per algebraic notation the chessboard is divided into ____ files and ____ ranks
- 16
- 32
- 8
- 64
17.Each player has ____ Bishops at the start of the game
- 2
- 4
- 8
18.The color of ‘a1’ square is ___________
- Black
- White
19.__________ is the Chessman which can never be captured
- Queen
- King
- Rook
20.Each player has ____ Knights at the start of the game
- 16
- 8
- 4
- 2
21.Castling is a combined move between the _________and __________
- Knight
- Queen
- Bishop
- Pawn
- King
- Rook
22.________ is the only Chessmen, which moves and captures and in a different way
- Pawn
- Bishop
- Rook
- King
- Queen
23.If only two Kings are left, the game is declared as __________
- Win
- Loss
- Draw
24.As per algebraic notation, the symbol for ‘Knight’ is _____
- N
- R
- K
- B
- Q
25.The sign of Checkmate is ___________
- +
- #
- +-
- x
26.As per ‘Relative Value’, the Queen has ________ points
- 9
- 5
- 3
- 1
27.An en-passant capture can be made if the Pawn to be captured has advanced _________ squares from its original square
- Three
- Two
- One
28.The White Queen is placed on _________ color at the start the game
- White
- Black
29.______ side makes the first opening move in a game of Chess
- Black
- White
30.Capture is recorded as _________
- +
- x
- =
- #
31.Each player has ____ Pawns at the start of the game
- 8
- 16
- 32
32.En-Passant Pawn Capture is a ____________ move
- Optional
- Compulsory
33.The White King is placed on _________ color at the start the game
- White
- Black
34.King-side castling is recorded as _____________
- 0-0
- 0-0-0
35. En-passant is a special __________ capturing move
- Piece
- Pawn
- King
36.Both the Kings are required to stand at least ______ (2/1/4) square apart
- 2
- 1
- 4
37.The game is recorded in _______________________ notation
- Algebraic
- Geometric
- English
38.As per algebraic notation, the symbol for ‘Queen’ is ___
- N
- R
- K
- B
- Q
39.Long Castling is recorded as ______________
- 0-0
- 0-0-0
40.A Stalemate is counted as a _________
- Draw
- Win
- Loss
41.The move which is not in accordance with the rules of the game is called as ______ move
- Legal
- Illegal
- Good
42.A file runs______________________
- Left to Right
- Up and Down
- Diagonally
43.A Rank runs______________________
- Left to Right
- Up and Down
- Diagonally
44.Based on the diagram below, Write the Square name to which the white King can move on its next move. Write the Square name to which the black King can move on its next move.
- F2, E2, E3, E4, F4, G4, G3, G2
- F2, E1, E3, E4, F4, G4, G3, G1
- F2, E2, E5, E4, F4, G4, G3, G1
45.Based on the diagram below, Name the pieces that the black King can Capture
- Bishop
- Rook
- Bishop or Rook
46.Based on the diagram below, Name the pieces that the White King can Capture.
- Pawn
- Knight
- Knight or Pawn
47.What can pawn promoted to when it reaches 8th rank?
- Any chess piece
- Queen or Rook or Bishop or Knight
- Queen or Rook or Bishop or Knight or King
48.What are the moves the King CANNOT make while in Check?
- Move Away
- Capture
- Castling
49.Name the piece and its value in chess?
- King – Game, Queen – 9, Rook – 5, Bishop – 3, Knight – 3, Pawn -1
- King – Game, Queen – 9, Rook – 5, Bishop – 3, Knight – 4, Pawn -1
- King – Game, Queen – 9, Rook – 5, Bishop – 3, Knight – 3, Pawn -2
50.What are the Letter Symbols for Chess Pieces?
- King – K, Queen – Q, Rook – R, Bishop – B, Knight – K, Pawn -P
- King – K, Queen – Q, Rook – R, Bishop – B, Knight – N, Pawn -P
- King – K, Queen – Q, Rook – R, Bishop – P, Knight – N, Pawn -B
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