Introduction

Chess is the ultimate brain teaser. Great fun, but really challenging.
This workbook is intended for children in the NY Chess Kids Levels 4–5 (equivalent to
US Chess Federation levels 600–1000).
They will learn more advanced tactics, which will improve there game playing skills.

Introduction to Intermediate Level Tactics.

a) Intro to Discovered Attack

b) Intro to Back Rank
c) Intro to Removing the Defender
d) Intro to X–Ray
e) Intro to Deflection

Puzzles are given to provide children exercises to have a better understanding of the
game and with that they will gain thinking skills.

In this workbook children’s will be given puzzles for each tactic. Each puzzle will have a
star above it to show the level of difficulty.
Example:
= Very Easy
= Easy
= Medium
= Hard
= Very Hard

This is to show how you can encounter the same tactic, but differently at different levels.

The puzzles will allow children’s to practice on puzzles. It will also be great practice if
the child wants to be promoted onto the next level.

2
Discovered attack
INTRODUCTION

Discovered attack is an attack revealed when one piece moves

out of the way of another. Discovered attack can be extremely
powerful, as the piece moved can make a threat independently of
the piece it reveals.

Maybe if I disguise
myself they can’t
discover me .

As you can see, when the Bishop moves

to g5, Black King is in check, so he has
to move, therefore White Rook captures
Black Rook.

4
Puzzles
DISCOVERED ATTACK

1 2

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

3 4

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

5
DISCOVERED ATTACK

5 6

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

7 8

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

6
DISCOVERED ATTACK

9 10

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

11 12

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

7
DISCOVERED ATTACK

13 14

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

15 16

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

8
DISCOVERED ATTACK

17 18

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

19 20

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

9
DISCOVERED ATTACK

21 22

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

23 24

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

10
DISCOVERED ATTACK

25 26

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

27 28

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

11
DISCOVERED ATTACK

29 30

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

31 32

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

12
DISCOVERED ATTACK

33 34

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

35 36

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

13
DISCOVERED ATTACK

37 38

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

39 40

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

14
Solutions to discovered attack
ANSWER KEY

1 1. Ne5 Qe5 8 1. Rh6 Qh6 15 1. Rh8 Kh8 22 1. Re6 Be6 28 1. Re4 de4 34 1. ...Qf7
2. Nb5 Ab5 2. Qe3 Qg6 2. Bg7 Kg7 2. Bb5 ab5 2. Bf7 Kf7 2. Be5 Ka7
3. Be5 3. Nf7 3. Qd5 3. Qd4 3. Qb4 3. Qf7 Rg2

2 1. ...Rd4 9 1. ...Rh2 16 1. ...Ra3 23 1. Qe6 Kh5 29 1. Ng5 Bg5 35 1. f7 Kh7

2. Qd4 Ng4 2. Kh2 Bf4 2. Ra3 Ng4 2. Nf6 gf6 2. Bg5 Qg5 2. Qf5 Kg7
3. Bg4 Bd4 3. Kh1 Qe2 3. hg4 Qd6 3. Qe1 3. Bg7 Rb8 3. Qf6 Kh7
4. Rc7 4. g6
3 1. Be7 Re8 10 1. Ne6 fe6 17 1. Rb7 Kb7 24 1. Qb5 Qb5
2. Bb4 Qa6 2. Rg7 Bg7 2. Rb3 Ka7 2. C4 Qc6 30 1. ...Ne4 36 1. ...Nf3
3. Re8 3. Qh5 3. Qa5 3. Rg7 Kh8 2. Bg7 Ne2 2. gf3 Qg6
4. Rf7 Kg8 3. Qd2 Kg7 3. Kh1 Ng3
4 1. Nc7 Qc7 11 1. ...Rc5 18 1. ...e4 5. Rg7 Kh8 4. hg3 Qc2
2. Be6 Be6 2. Qc5 Nc3 2. Qe4 Bh2 6. Rg6 31 1. Nd5 Qd2
3. Qc7 3. bc3 Qc5 3. Kh2 Qe4 2. Ne7 Kf8 37 1. Rg7 Rg7
25 1. ...Ne3 3. Bg7 Kg7 2. Qh5
5 1. Rc8 Kc8 12 1. ...Bf3 19 1. Be5 Qb7 2. Re1 Ne4 4. Rd2
2. Be6 Kb8 2. Bf3 Nh3 2. Bf6 3. Bc4 Re1 38 1. Bc7 Rb7
3. Qc5 3. Kg2 Qd4 32 1. Qc4 dc4 2. Rd7
20 1. ...Rf2 26 1. ...Bd3 2. Rd7 Ka8
6 1. ...Ba6 13 1. ...Ba4 2. Kf2 e3 2. Qd3 Bh2 3. Be4 Kb8 39 1. ...d5
2. Qa6 Bh2 2. Ra4 Nc5 3. Ke3 Qa4 3. Nh2 Rd3 4. Bd6 2. cd5 ed5
3. Kh2 Qa6 3. Ra1 Rd4 3. Qe3 Ba3
21 1. Rg1 a1Q 27 1. ...Nf2 33 1. Bg6 Qd1
7 1. ...Rb5 14 1. Rb7 Qb7 2. Bg2 Kb8 2. Kf2 Bg3 2. Bf7 Kf8 40 1. ...e6
2. Bb5 Rg4 2. Nd6 Bd6 3. Ra1 3. hg3 Qd1 3. Bh6 2. Qd6 Qg5
3. Qh8 Bh1 3. Qb7

CORRECT ANSWERS LEVEL RECOMMENDATION

WHAT 1–10 Sorry, try again.

It could be better, but you need

11–20
to try again.
LEVEL 21–25 It’s fine, but we suggest you do it
one more time.

ARE 25–30 Great Job, just correct those

minor mistakes.

YOU IN? 31–35 Awesome! You were so close.

Learn from those mistakes.

36–40 Excellent! You are the King!

15
Back RaNk
INTRODUCTION

Back Rank is a player’s first rank (the one on which the pieces
stand in the initial order); White’s back rank is the first rank and
Black’s back rank is the eighth rank.

How’d you do that? It’s because you have

a weak back rank.
Hehe...

As you can see, if White plays Rd8 the

back rank is not protected. As a result,
we have a checkmate. If Black wants to
protect back rank he can play g6 and
create an escape for the King.

16
Puzzles
BANK RANK

1 2

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

3 4

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

17
BANK RANK

5 6

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

7 8

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

18
BACK RANK

9 10

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

11 12

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

19
BACK RANK

13 14

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

15 16

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

20
BACK RANK

17 18

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

19 20

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

21
BACK RANK

21 22

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

23 24

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

22
BACK RANK

25 26

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

27 28

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

23
BACK RANK

29 30

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

31 32

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

24
BACK RANK

33 34

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

35 36

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

25
BACK RANK

37 38

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

39 40

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

26
Solutions to back rank
ANSWER KEY

1 1. Qe3 Be3 9 1. ...Be4 17 1. Qb4 ab4 24 1. ...Rc7 31 1. Qd7 Qd7 38 1. ...Qd1

2. Rc8 2. Qe4 Qf1 2. Ra8 2. Bd7 Rc1 2. Rf8 2. Nd1 Nf3
3. Rf1 Rf1 3. Qf3 Re1
2 1. ...Qd6 18 1. Re5 Qc4 25 1. ...Qe3 32 1. Re2 Rc3
2. Qd6 Re1 10 1. ...Rc5 2. Re8 2. fe3 Rf1 2. Re8 39 1. ...Bc4
2. dc5 Qd1 2. Rd4 Re1
3 1. Qf7 Rf7 19 1. ...Bh6 26 1. ...Qc5 33 1. Qf3 Rf3 3. Rf1 Rf1
2. Re8 11 1. ...Qe4 2. Bh6 Qf2 2. Rc5 Rf1 2. Rc8 Bc8
2. de4 Rd1 3. Kh1 Qf1 3. Re8 40 1. Qe8 Bf8
4 1. Nf5 ef5 27 1. Qc4 bc4 2. Qf7 Bd6
2. Rd8 12 1. ...Qe4 20 1. ...Rc2 2. Rb8 34 1. ...Qf2 3. Re8
2. Qe4 Rd1 2. Rc2 Rc2 2. Rf2 Rb1
5 1. Qf6 Rf6 3. Qc2 Qe1 28 1. ...Rc6 3. Rf1 Bd4
2. Rd8 13 1. ...Ne4 2. Rc6 Ne2
2. Qa7 Rd1 21 1. ...Qd6 3. Kh1 Rf1 35 1. Qc4 Kh8
6 1. ...b5 2. Rd6 Re1 2. Qf7 Rg8
2. Qc6 Qf1 14 1. ...Qd2 3. Kh2 Rh1 29 1. Rg8 Rg8 3. Re8
2. Qd2 Rf1 2. Rg8 Kg8
7 1. ...Qf1 22 1. Be4 Rb5 3. Qa8 36 1. Qd6 cd6
2. Kf1 Rd1 15 1. ...Ng4 2. Ra8 2. Nf7 Rf7
2. Qd6 Rf1 30 1. Qa7 Qa7 3. Re8
8 1. ...Rc1 23 1. Qe4 Qb8 2. Rd8 Rd8
2. Rc1 Qd1 16 1. Qc3 Qc3 2. Qf4 Qf4 3. Rd8 37 1. Rb8 Kb8
3. Rd1 Rd1 2. Rf8 3. Rd8 2. Qe5 fe5
3. Rf8

CORRECT ANSWERS LEVEL RECOMMENDATION

WHAT 1–10 Sorry, try again.

It could be better, but you need

11–20
to try again.
LEVEL 21–25 It’s fine, but we suggest you do it
one more time.

ARE 25–30 Great Job, just correct those

minor mistakes.

YOU IN? 31–35 Awesome! You were so close.

Learn from those mistakes.

36–40 Excellent! You are the King!

27
removing the defender
INTRODUCTION

Removing the Defender is simply to get rid of the support

a piece has. By doing so, leaves the piece it was defending
vunerable to capture.

to
’ t get my
can ar
You ith my e!
w id
me, y my s
b

In this diagram the Black Knight on

c6 is defending the Queen. If White
captures the Queen with her Queen the
Knight will capture the Queen, an equal
exchange.

28
Puzzles
REMOVING THE DEFENDER

1 2

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

3 4

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

29
REMOVING THE DEFENDER

5 6

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

7 8

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

30
REMOVING THE DEFENDER

9 10

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

11 12

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

31
REMOVING THE DEFENDER

13 14

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

15 16

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

32
REMOVING THE DEFENDER

17 18

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

19 20

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

33
REMOVING THE DEFENDER

21 22

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

23 24

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

34
REMOVING THE DEFENDER

25 26

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

27 28

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

35
REMOVING THE DEFENDER

29 30

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

31 32

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

36
REMOVING THE DEFENDER

33 34

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

35 36

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

37
REMOVING THE DEFENDER

37 38

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

39 40

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

38
Solutions to removing the defender
ANSWER KEY

1 1. ...Rg6 9 1. ...Bd4 17 1. ...Re3 24 1. ...Rf2 31 1. Rh8 Bh8 37 1. Qh6 gh6

2. hg6 Re4 2. Qb6 Bb6 2. fe3 Nd2 2. Rf2 Qg3 2. Rh8 Kh8 2. Rg7 Kh8
3. Kf1 Qf2 3. Qh6 Kg8 3. Bg8 Rg8
2 1. Re6 Qe6 10 1. Rd6 Rd6 18 1. ...Bd4 4. Nf6 4. Rg8 Kh7
2. Bd5 2. Qb7 2. Qd4 Qe6 25 1. Rg5 fg5 5. R1g7
2. Qh7 Qh7 32 1. ...Qd4
3 1. Rf8 Rf8 11 1. Re4 Ke4 19 1. Bc5 Qf3 3. Rh7 2. Bd4 Nf3 38 1. ...Rf3
2. Qh7 2. Bd3 Ke5 2. Re1 Be7 3. Kf1 Bb5 2. gf3 Qh4
3. Re1 3. Re7 Kf8 26 1. Qg7 Ng7 3. fg4 Qg4
4 1. Rf6 Gf6 4. Rd8 2. Nh6 33 1. Ndc5 Bc5 4. Kh1 Qf3
2. Qh5 12 1. ...Ng2 2. Nc5 Qd6 5. Kg1 Bh3
2. Kg2 Qe4 20 1. ...Bc3 27 1. Nc7 Bc7 3. Qf5 Kb8
5 1. Rh7 Kh7 2. Bc3 g5 2. Bb5 4. Qh7 39 1. ...Qe4
2. Qf6 13 1. ...Qf5 3. Nd3 Re2 2. Qe4 Ng3
2. ef5 Nf2 28 1. ...Bf3 34 1. ...Neg4 3. hg3 hg3
6 1. Ne8 Re8 21 1. ...Re2 2. Bf3 Be5 2. hg4 Ng4
2. Qf7 14 1. Rc7 Rc7 2. Ke2 Re8 3. Qg3 Qd4 40 1. Ra7 Kh8
2. Bd5 Kh7 3. Kf3 Bd3 29 1. ...Qg5 2. Rh7 Kh7
7 1. Bc8 Bc8 3. Ba2 2. fg5 Bf3 35 1. Qh5 gh5 3. Qf6
2. Rc8 Kg7 22 1. ...Ne2 2. Rg7 Kh8
3. Kh3 15 1. Rg6 hg6 2. Rb4 Bc3 30 1. Rd7 Qd7 3. Rd7
2. Qf8 2. Nf6 gf6
8 1. ...Rg2 23 1. ...Nf3 3. Bc5 Re8 36 1. Rd4 Rd4
2. Kg2 Be4 16 1. ...Rg2 2. Rf3 Bd4 4. Qh6 2. Re5 Kg4
2. Rg2 Qh3 3. cd4 Qb5 3. h3

CORRECT ANSWERS LEVEL RECOMMENDATION

WHAT 1–10 Sorry, try again.

It could be better, but you need

11–20
to try again.
LEVEL 21–25 It’s fine, but we suggest you do it
one more time.

ARE 25–30 Great Job, just correct those

minor mistakes.

YOU IN? 31–35 Awesome! You were so close.

Learn from those mistakes.

36–40 Excellent! You are the King!

39
x-ray
INTRODUCTION

X–Ray is when you directly attack one of your opponent’s

important pieces, which happens to be in front of a relatively
minor piece. So you force the front piece aside, in order to
capture the minor piece.

Oh come on, you can see

right through me now.
Make a move already!

In this diagram, the bishop on f3 is

indirectly attacking the pawn on b7, which
white can freely take with it’s Knight
because of his bishop on f3 is defending
the b7 square.

40
Puzzles
X–RAY

1 2

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

3 4

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

41
X–RAY

5 6

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

7 8

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

42
X–RAY

9 10

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

11 12

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

43
X–RAY

13 14

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

15 16

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

44
X–RAY

17 18

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

19 20

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

45
X–RAY

21 22

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

23 24

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

46
X–RAY

25 26

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

27 28

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

47
X–RAY

29 30

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

31 32

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

48
X–RAY

33 34

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

35 36

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

49
X–RAY

37 38

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

39 40

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

50
Solutions to x-ray
ANSWER KEY

1 1. Qb7 Bb7 9 1. Qf6 Bf6 17 1. Qf8 Rf8 25 1. ...Ra1 32 1. Qb8 Rb8 39 1. ...Qe1
2. Bb7 2. Bf6 2. Rf8 2. Ke2 Rh1 2. Rb8 Kf7 2. Re1 Re1
3. Ne5 3. Nf1 Rf1
2 1. Re8 Kh7 10 1. Qf8 Rf8 18 1. Qf8 Rf8 26 1. ...Qg1
2. Rd8 2. Rf8 2. Rf8 2. Rg1 Rg1 33 1. ...Qe1 40 1. Bf7 Kf7
2. Re1 Re1 2. Rbd7 Rd7
3 1. Re8 Kh7 11 1. Qf8 Rf8 19 1. Qd8 Rd8 27 1. Qf7 Rf7 3. Kh2 Bf4 3. Rd7
2. Qd5 2. Rf8 2. Rd8 2. Rd8 Rf8 4. g3 Rh1
3. Rf8
4 1. Qd8 Qd8 12 1. Qh8 Bh8 20 1. Qe5 Be5 34 1. ...Rda3
2. Rd5 Qe8 2. Rh8 2. Be5 28 1. ...Qf1 2. Ra3 Ra3
3. Rd8 2. Bg1 Qf3
13 1. ...Qh1 21 1. ...d1Q 3. Bf3 Bf3 35 1. ...Qg2
5 1. Nb7 Bb7 2. Rh1 Rh1 2. Rd1 Rd1 2. Qg2 Rg2
2. Bb7 29 1. ...Qg2
14 1. ...Rg1 22 1. Bf6 Bf6 2. Rg2 Rb1 36 1. ...Qa1
6 1. Qh4 Rh4 2. Rg1 fg1Q 2. Qf6 3. Rg1 Rg1 2. Ba1 Ra1
2. Rh4
15 1. ...Qd1 23 1. ...Qe1 30 1. Rd3 Qd3 37 1. Qf8 Rf8
7 1. Qe8 Re8 2. Rd1 Rd1 2. Re1 Re1 2. Qd7 2. Rf8
2. Re8
16 1. Qf6 Qf8 24 1. ...Rd8 31 1. Qh6 Bh6 38 1. ...Rh1
8 1. Qf8 Rf8 2. Rh8 Bh8 2. ed8Q Bd8 2. Bh6 Kh7 2. Qh1 Qh1
2. Rf8 3. Rh8 3. Bf8

CORRECT ANSWERS LEVEL RECOMMENDATION

WHAT 1–10 Sorry, try again.

It could be better, but you need

11–20
to try again.
LEVEL 21–25 It’s fine, but we suggest you do it
one more time.

ARE 25–30 Great Job, just correct those

minor mistakes.

YOU IN? 31–35 Awesome! You were so close.

Learn from those mistakes.

36–40 Excellent! You are the King!

51
deflection
INTRODUCTION

Deflection is a widely used tactical procedure. It is a move

when a piece is guided away from defending a piece or
important square.

I’ll huff a
nd I’ll puf
and blow f
you out o
your squa f
re!

As you can see in the diagram, if white

plays Rg7+ deflecting the Black King.
The Black King plays Kxg7 and then the
White Queen plays Qxe7+ wins.

52
Puzzles
DEFLECTION

1 2

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

3 4

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

53
DEFLECTION

5 6

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

7 8

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

54
DEFLECTION

9 10

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

11 12

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

55
DEFLECTION

13 14

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

15 16

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

56
DEFLECTION

17 18

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

19 20

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

57
DEFLECTION

21 22

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

23 24

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

58
DEFLECTION

25 26

BLACK TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

27 28

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

59
DEFLECTION

29 30

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

31 32

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

60
DEFLECTION

33 34

WHITE TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

35 36

WHITE TO MOVE BLACK TO MOVE

61
DEFLECTION

37 38

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

39 40

BLACK TO MOVE WHITE TO MOVE

62
Solutions to Deflection
ANSWER KEY

1 1. Qg4 Qg4 8 1. ...Rd1 15 1. Rc8 Rc8 22 1. ...Bh4 29 1. ...Rd3 36 1. ...Bh3

2. Re8 Kg7 2. Rd1 Qc3 2. Qb2 2. Qh4 Qc2 2. Bd3 Qg2 2. Bh3 Qd5
3. fg4
9 1. Re8 Qe8 16 1. Re7 Qe7 23 1. Rd8 Kd8 30 1. Rg8 Rg8 37 1. ...Nd2
2 1. ...Bd3 2. Qg7 2. Qd5 Qf7 2. Qf7 2. Nf7 2. Nd2 Qh2
2. Kg1 Re1 3. Qa8
10 1. ...Re1 24 1. ...Nc2 31 1. ...Be5 38 1. Bh5 Qh5
3 1. Qe7 Kh6 2. Ne1 Qh1 17 1. ...Re3 2. Qc2 Qe2 2. Qe5 Qb1 2. Qf8
2. Qf6 2. Qe3 Qh1
11 1. Ra6 Ra6 25 1. ...Nd4 32 1. Rc8 Rc8 39 1. ...Rc1
4 1. Ne5 Be5 2. Qd8 18 1. ...Rb1 2. Qd1 Nf3 2. Qf7 Kh8 2. Rc1 Be4
2. Rb4 2. Rb1 Qa3 3. Qf3 Qh2 3. Qg7
12 1. Rb8 Qb8 40 1. Qf5 Rf5
5 1. Rd8 Bf8 2. Nf7 19 1. ...Bc2 26 1. ...Rg1 33 1. Rd8 Rd8 2. Rg8
2. Qb2 2. Kc2 Qe4 2. Kg1 Qe2 2. Qc5
13 1. ...Qh1
6 1. Rf8 Kh7 2. Kh1 Rf1 20 1. ...Rh1 27 1. Bh7 Kh7 34 1. Bg7 Ng7
2. Qe8 2. Kh1 Qf2 2. Qf8 2. Qf4
14 1. Re8 Qe8
7 1. Rd8 Rd8 2. Qf6 Qe6 21 1. ...Rd3 28 1. ...Rf1 35 1. Qf6 Qf6
2. Qc4 3. Qh8 2. Kd3 Rf2 2. Kf1 Qh1 2. Gf6 Kf6
3. Rh8

CORRECT ANSWERS LEVEL RECOMMENDATION

WHAT 1–10 Sorry, try again.

It could be better, but you need

11–20
to try again.
LEVEL 21–25 It’s fine, but we suggest you do it
one more time.

ARE 25–30 Great Job, just correct those

minor mistakes.

YOU IN? 31–35 Awesome! You were so close.

Learn from those mistakes.

36–40 Excellent! You are the King!

63