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    Rules of Chess amulyam questions and answers


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    1 of 10: How many possible moves are there at the beginning of the game?
    A) 20 (39%)
    B) 10 (25%)
    C) 16 (30%)
    D) 18 (6%)
    Answer : A
    2 of 10: Which notation indicates the short castling among the following ?
    A) 0-0-0 (17%)
    B) 0-0 (75%)
    C) 0 (7%)
    Answer : B
    3 of 10: Which piece in the chess board has more power among the following ?
    A) Queen (32%)
    B) Rook (3%)
    C) King (61%)
    D) Knight (4%)
    Answer : C
    4 of 10: How many points are alloted to the Queen ?
    A) 3 (8%)
    B) 9 (70%)
    C) 1 (9%)
    D) 5 (13%)
    Answer : B
    5 of 10: Check mate symbol is denoted with the symbol
    A) + (12%)
    B) -- (10%)
    C) ++ (76%)
    D) - (2%)
    Answer : C
    6 of 10: What is the meaning of stalemate ?
    A) No Move to King for Safe Place (71%)
    B) NO Move to Quees for Safe Place (9%)
    C) Capturing the Opponents King (14%)
    D) Capturing the Opponents Queen (5%)
    Answer : A
    7 of 10: Queen has both the powers.what are they?
    A) Knight & Rook (11%)
    B) Rook & Bishop (68%)
    C) Bishop & Knight (10%)
    D) King & Pawn (10%)
    Answer : B
    8 of 10: Which chess piece can jump though any piece infront of it ?
    A) Queen (7%)
    B) Pawn (12%)
    C) Knight (73%)
    D) Bishop (8%)
    Answer : C
    9 of 10: Which of the following pieces are involved in En passant ?
    A) Knight-knight (15%)
    B) Rook-Rook (16%)
    C) Pawn-Pawn (62%)
    D) Bishop-Bishop (7%)
    Answer : C
    10 of 10: From the corner of the chess board how many moves can a Queen move ?
    A) 16 (25%)
    B) 14 (48%)
    C) 18 (19%)
    D) 12 (8%)
    Answer : B

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    All Answers in table

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    1A
    2B
    3C
    4B
    5C
    6A
    7B
    8C
    9C
    10B
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