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1. The most important key piece in chess

• A. The King

• B. The Queen

• C. The Rook

• D. The Bishop

2. The most powerful piece in chess

• A. The Rook

• B. The Queen

• C. The Knight

• D. The Bishop

3. The piece that may move to any square as far as it wants, but only forward

• A. The King

• B. The Knight

• C. The Rook

• D. The Pawn

4. The piece that may move to any square as far as it wants, but ony diagonally.

• A. The King

• B. The Pawn

• C.The Bishop

• D. The Queen

5. The piece that moves by going two squares in one direction.

• A. The Bishop

• B. The Queen

• C. The Rook

• D. The Knight

6.  They are typically placed on-edge so that you and your opponent can see your own tiles, but none can see the value of other players’ tiles.

• A. Drawing Tiles

• B. Shuffling the Dominoes

• C. Playing Subsequent Tiles

• D.Ending A Game

7. The games end when you have played your tiles, or when a games is blocked

• A. Ending A Game

• B. Playing Subsequent Tiles

• C. Decide who will make the first move.

• D. Drawing Tiles

8.  A double tile is usually placed cross-ways in the layout, straddling the end of the

tile that it is connected to

• A. Playing Subsequent Tiles

• B. Placing the First Tile

• C. Shuffling the Dominoes

• D. Ending A Game

9. The Dominoes must be shuffled to

make a boneyard.

• A. Placing the First Tile

• B. Ending A Game

• C. Shuffling the Dominoes

• D. Playing Subsequent Tiles

10. After you and your opponent have drawn

Dominoes, the first player places the first tile, usually a double-six, on the table.

• A. Shuffling the Dominoes

• B. Ending A Game

• C. Playing First Tiles

• D. Playing Subsequent Tiles