A) 4.Bc4 B) 4.h4 C) 4.Nc3 D) 4.d4
A) 4...g5 B) 4...Bg7 C) 4...Nf6 D) 4...Nc6
A) 5...h6 B) 5...g4 C) 5...Bg7 D) 5...f6
A) Black wins easily B) The game ends in a draw C) White has a winning advantage D) White wins easily
A) Pierce Gambit B) Allgaier Gambit C) Quaade Gambit D) Rosentreter Gambit
A) 6.Nh2 B) 6.Nd2 C) 6.Ne5 D) 6.Ng1
A) White has no compensation B) White has a winning position C) Black has no compensation D) The game is equal
A) Garry Kasparov B) Bobby Fischer C) Nigel Short D) Viswanathan Anand
A) 6...f5 B) 6...c6 C) 6...Bg7 D) 6...Ne7
A) 5.h4 B) 5.Bc4 C) 5.g3 D) 5.Nc3
A) f5 B) e5 C) g3 D) h4
A) King's Gambit Declined B) Allgaier Gambit C) Quaade Gambit D) Muzio Gambit
A) It transposes directly into it B) It is the same exact opening C) It is unrelated D) It is a refutation
A) It is a blunder B) It transposes to a line of the Pierce Gambit of the Vienna Game C) It is a refutation of the Pierce Gambit D) It is unrelated to the Pierce Gambit
A) 1. e4 e5 2. f4 exf4 3. Nf3 d6 B) 1. e4 e5 2. Bc4 exf4 3. Nf3 d6 C) 1. e4 e5 2. f4 exf4 3. Nf3 g5 D) 1. e4 e5 2. f4 d6 3. Nf3 exf4
A) Chess Life B) New In Chess C) American Chess Quarterly D) The British Chess Magazine
A) Preventing White's knight from occupying e5 B) Attacking the f4 pawn immediately C) Preparing to castle queenside D) Developing the queen to h4
A) C35 B) C39 C) C34 D) C33
A) Tigran Petrosian B) Mikhail Tal C) Boris Spassky D) Weaver Adams
A) Three B) One C) Zero D) Five
A) An aggressive counter-punch B) A strategic blunder C) The ultimate equalizer D) A high-class waiting move
A) Hanstein Gambit B) Philidor Gambit C) Schallopp Defense D) Berlin Defence Deferred
A) 7.Rxh8 creates a pin on Black's rook B) White captures the queen C) White gains a significant material lead by capturing the bishop D) The king is forced into the center
A) ...Be7 B) ...Bg4 C) ...c6 D) ...Nh5
A) Bxf4 B) Nxe5 C) Ng5 D) Qh5
A) Central pawn push B) Queenside fianchetto C) Kingside pressure D) Development of the knight
A) Cunningham Defense B) Philidor Gambit C) Schallopp Defense D) Berlin Defense
A) d5, Qe7, and a6 B) f6, h5, and g4 C) Rh7, Kf8, and Ke7 D) Be7, c6, and Nc6 |