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one: The Knight Fork Knight to f7 and checks King while
threatening queen. Black must move it's king out of check, then you
capture the Queen. |
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two: The Skewer Rook to d2 checks the king forcing it to
move out of the way, which leaves the queen open. The rook can now
capture the queen. |
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three: Double Check Bishop to c5 puts the king in
Double-Check, forcing it to move, leaving the queen vulnerable to the
bishop. White can now exchange a bishop for a queen. |
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four: A Red Flag Rook to d1 threatens the queen
and pins it because it is in front of the king. Black cannot move its
queen off the d-file. Any move that black does leaves the queen to a
forced rook-queen exchange, a very profitable exchange. |
| Solution
Five: Combo Knight to g6 is a knight fork, checking the
King and threatening the rook at the same time. If black recaptures with
pawn, then white can capture the rook with its queen. |
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Six: The Invincible Bishop Bishop to h2, which is a
discovered check by the rook, while threatening white's queen with a
bishop. Since White has to move out of check, black has gained an extra
move and can now take white's queen. |
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