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• Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0       [Next]	White to Move In this position, how many squares can the White king go to?
1       [Next]	Answer: 3 How many squares can the Black king go to?
2       [Next]	Answer: 8 How many squares can the White king go to?
3       [Next]	Answer: 4 How many squares can the Black king go to?
4       [Next]	Answer: 6 In this new position, how many squares can the White king go to?
5       [Next]	Answer: 5 The king cannot move into check by the bishop.
6       [Next]	In this new position, how many different moves can the White king make?
7       [Next]	Answer: 7 Castling kingside or queenside are also moves. How many different moves can the Black king make?
8       [Next]	Answer: 3 He cannot move into check by the rook How many different moves can the White king make?
9       [Next]	Answer: 4 The rook and the edge of the board block his path.

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