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    Bobby Fischer and Robert Byrne are playing a chess game where Fischer is playing with the white pieces. Byrne decides to mirror Fischer's first nine moves. Fischer's nine moves are listed, moving various knights, pawns, bishops, and the queen. By the ninth move, the position of each piece on the chessboard is a mirror image of the corresponding opponent piece. The document provides a key with letter codes for each chess piece and instructs the reader to draw the chessboard layout after nine moves and indicate the line of symmetry.

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    Bobby Fischer and Robert Byrne are playing a chess game where Fischer is playing with the white pieces. Byrne decides to mirror Fischer's first nine moves. Fischer's nine moves are listed, moving various knights, pawns, bishops, and the queen. By the ninth move, the position of each piece on the chessboard is a mirror image of the corresponding opponent piece. The document provides a key with letter codes for each chess piece and instructs the reader to draw the chessboard layout after nine moves and indicate the line of symmetry.

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    Reflection Aoi

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    Bobby Fischer and Robert Byrne are playing a chess game where Fischer is playing with the white pieces. Byrne decides to mirror Fischer's first nine moves. Fischer's nine moves are listed, moving various knights, pawns, bishops, and the queen. By the ninth move, the position of each piece on the chessboard is a mirror image of the corresponding opponent piece. The document provides a key with letter codes for each chess piece and instructs the reader to draw the chessboard layout after nine moves and indicate the line of symmetry.

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    ACTIVITY OF INTEGRATION FOR REFLECTION.

    DURATION: 1 HOUR
    SCENARIO
    Bobby Fischer and Robert Byrne are playing a chess game. Fischer is playing with the white
    pieces. Byrne decides to reflect Fischer’s first nine moves. Fischer’s first nine moves are:
    1. Knight on B1 to C3
    2. Pawn on E2 to E4
    3. Knight on G1 to F3
    4. Bishop on F1 to C4
    5. Pawn on H2 to H4
    6. Pawn on B2 to B3
    7. Pawn on G2 to G3
    8. Bishop on C1 to A3
    9. Queen to E2
    By this time, the position of each piece on the chessboard is a mirror image of the corresponding
    opponent piece.
    SUPPORT
    Chess starting positions for various pieces

    Key [Piece − name of piece(letter code)]

    ♔− White king(K) ♕−White queen(Q) ♖−White castle(C) ♗−White Bishop(B)


    ♘−White knight(N) ♙−White pawn(P) ♚−Black king(K ′) ♛−Black queen(Q′)
    ♜−Black castle(C′)♝−Black Bishop(B′ ) ♞−Black knight (N′ )♟−Black pawn(P′ )
    TASK
    Using the letter codes provided by the key above, draw the layout of the chessboard after nine
    moves by both players and draw a line of symmetry on your layout. END.

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