Hanging pieces in chess

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Chandrashekhar Koravi
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What is a hanging piece in chess? *

5 points

a. A piece that is suspended in mid-air

b. A piece that is threatened with capture by an opponent's piece

c. A piece that is positioned in the center of the board

d. A piece that is blocking the movement of another piece

Which of the following is an example of a hanging piece?
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5 points

a. A knight that is attacking an opponent's pawn

b. A rook that is defending its own king

c. A bishop that is protected by another piece

d. A queen that is pinned by an opponent's rook

What is the best way to take advantage of a hanging piece? *

5 points

a. Ignore it and focus on developing your own pieces

b. Capture it immediately before your opponent can react

c. Use a decoy tactic to lure your opponent into making a mistake

d. Sacrifice one of your own pieces to distract your opponent

How can a player avoid leaving their own pieces hanging?
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5 points

a. By always keeping their pieces on the back rank

b. By making sure all their pieces are protected by other pieces

c. By only moving pawns in the opening

d. By never moving the same piece twice in the opening

What is the consequence of leaving a piece hanging in chess?
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5 points

a. The opponent gains material advantage

b. The player loses the game immediately

c. The player is forced to make a specific move

d. The player is allowed to take back their move

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