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1. Where did the modern version of chess come from?
South America
Asia
Europe
North America
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2. How many players are there in a chess game?
Three
Two
Four
One
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3. When did a computer first defeat the best chess player in the world?
2000
2005
1997
1995
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4. What happens when a player loses their king?
The game ends
The game restarts
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5. What happens if a player runs out of time in blitz chess?
The player plays again
The player loses the game
The player misses a turn
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6. Chess has been played for over 1,000 years. True or False
False
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7. The modern version of chess comes from Europe. True or False
True
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8. Computers have been playing chess since the 1970s. True or False
True
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9. Chess is only for professional players. True or False
False
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10. • Chess can help improve thinking skills. True of False
True
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11. In blitz chess, players have unlimited time to make their moves. True or False
False
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12. A cell phone could defeat the best chess players by 2006. True or False
True
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