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    COT 1 Activity - 03-13-23

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    The document describes the basic movements of the pieces in chess. It states that the pawn moves forward in an L-shape and is the only piece that captures differently, the bishop moves diagonally any number of squares, the knight moves in an L-shape to the next square, the rook moves any number of squares horizontally or vertically, the queen combines the movements of the bishop and rook, and the king moves one square in any direction but cannot be captured.

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    COT 1 Activity - 03-13-23

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    The document describes the basic movements of the pieces in chess. It states that the pawn moves forward in an L-shape and is the only piece that captures differently, the bishop moves diagonally any number of squares, the knight moves in an L-shape to the next square, the rook moves any number of squares horizontally or vertically, the queen combines the movements of the bishop and rook, and the king moves one square in any direction but cannot be captured.

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    The document describes the basic movements of the pieces in chess. It states that the pawn moves forward in an L-shape and is the only piece that captures differently, the bishop moves diagonally any number of squares, the knight moves in an L-shape to the next square, the rook moves any number of squares horizontally or vertically, the queen combines the movements of the bishop and rook, and the king moves one square in any direction but cannot be captured.

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    COT 1 Activity - 03-13-23

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    Jonathan Siriban Bias
    The document describes the basic movements of the pieces in chess. It states that the pawn moves forward in an L-shape and is the only piece that captures differently, the bishop moves diagonally any number of squares, the knight moves in an L-shape to the next square, the rook moves any number of squares horizontally or vertically, the queen combines the movements of the bishop and rook, and the king moves one square in any direction but cannot be captured.

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    of 10

    A.

    It moves by going two


    squares in one direction,
    and then one more move
    just like an “L” shape. The
    only pieces that can move
    over other pieces.
    B. It is the most powerful
    piece. It moves in any one
    straight direction-
    forward, backward,
    sideways, or diagonal.
    C. It moves forward but
    capture diagonally. They
    can never move
    backwards.
    D. It is the most important
    chess piece; however, it is
    also considered one of the
    weakest.
    E. It may move to any
    square as far as it wants,
    but only forward,
    backward, and to the
    sides.
    F. It may move as far as it
    wants, but only diagonally.
    Each piece starts on one
    color (light or dark) and
    must always stay on that
    color.
    1. Pawn 2. Bishop
    3. Horse 4. Rook
    5. Queen 6. King

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