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Chess

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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HOW TO PLAY CHESS

BY: Kou Vue
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THE CHESS BOARD IS A 8 BY 8 BOARD SO IT'S 64 SQUARES IN ALL.

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THERE ARE 32 BLACK AND 32 WHITE SQAURES.

THE COLUMNS ARE CALLED FILES AND THE ROWS ARE CALLED RANKS.
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THE PAWNS ALWAYS STAY IN THE FRONT BUT THEN THE OTHER

PIECES HAVE DIFFERENT AREAS. THE ROOKS ARE ON THE SIDE.
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THE BISHOPS ARE THE SECOND LAST AND THE KNIGHTS

ARE NEXT TO THEM.
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HOWEVER, THE QUEEN ALWAYS HAS TO STAY ON ITS OWN COLOR!

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PAWNS CAN ONLY MOVE 2 SQUARES IN THE FIRST MOVE

BUT AFTER THAT IT WILL BE 1 SQAURE ONLY.
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THE ROOK CAN MOVE UP AND DOWN AND SIDE TO SIDE.

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A BISHOP CAN ONLY MOVE DIAGONALLY.

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THE KNIGHT IS THE ONLY PIECE THAT CAN JUMP OVER

ANY PIECE, BUT IT'S STILL NOT THE STRONGEST.
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THE KING AND THE QUEEN ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT PIECES.

THE KING CAN ONLY MOVE IN A SQUARE AND THE QUEEN CAN MOVE AS MANY SQAURES.
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TO WIN YOU NEED TO SURROUND OR GO IN A MOVE

THAT MAKES THE KING IN DANGER.
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TO WIN THERE'S A MOVE CALLED "CHECKMATE."

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THAT'S HOW YOU PLAY CHESS. I HOPE YOU ENJOY

PLAYING THE BOARD GAME.
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Kou Vue