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Q1
What is the term for a situation where a player has no legal moves and is not in check?
Q2
What happens when a pawn reaches the last rank?
Q3
Which piece can move in an L-shape?
Q4
What is the primary objective of chess?
Q5
Which move results in an immediate checkmate in two moves?
Q6
What is a chess tactic where one piece attacks two at once?
Q7
How many rooks does each player start with?
Q8
Who is considered the father of modern chess?
Q9
Which special move allows the king and rook to move at the same time?
Q10
How does a bishop move?
Q11
How many squares are there on a chessboard?
Q12
What is 'castling queenside' also called?
Q13
What is the weakest piece in chess?
Q14
Which is the only piece that cannot move backward?
Q15
What is the maximum number of queens a player can have?
Q16
How many pawns does each player start with?
Q17
Which is the most powerful piece in chess?
Q18
What is the only piece that can jump over others?
Q19
What is the value of a knight in points?
Q20
What is the name of the first 10-15 moves in a chess game?