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June 13th
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Which chess player popularized the concept of 'zugzwang' in chess, referring to a situation where any move a player makes will worsen their position?
In chess, what is the term for a tactic where a player sacrifices a rook for the opponent's minor piece, typically a knight or bishop, to gain a strategic advantage?
Which chess player, known for his mastery of complex positions and deep calculation, famously said, 'When you see a good move, look for a better one'?
What is the term in chess for a tactical maneuver where a player offers a pawn to open lines, aiming to gain an initiative or attack the opponent's king?
Which chess player, known for his deep understanding of endgame principles and precise play, famously said, 'The passed pawn is a strong criminal'?
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February 26th
Questions
Which chess player wrote the influential book 'My System', emphasizing the importance of positional play and strategy in chess?
In chess, what is the term for the strategic maneuver where a player controls key squares or limits the opponent's pieces' mobility?
Who is the first chess player to be awarded the title of International Grandmaster by FIDE (Fédération Internationale des Échecs)?
Which chess player, known for his positional mastery, famously said, 'Chess is played with the mind and not with the hands'?
In chess, what term is used to describe a pawn that has advanced to the opponent's sixth rank and can be promoted to any other piece upon reaching the eighth rank?
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February 26th
Questions
Which chess variant features a 10x8 board, two additional pieces per side, and introduces two new pieces, the chancellor and the archbishop?
In chess terminology, what is the term for a pawn on the second rank of the board that is protected by another pawn of the same color?
Which chess player, known for his sharp tactical skills and aggressive style, was the first American to challenge for the World Chess Championship in 1972?
What is the term in chess for a move that puts the opponent's king in check and simultaneously attacks a piece or pawn that could capture the checking piece?
Which chess world champion, known for his exceptional endgame skills and strategic mastery, famously said, 'The passed pawn is a criminal, who should be kept under lock and key. Mild measures, such as police surveillance, are not sufficient'?
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February 26th
Questions
Who is the youngest official chess player to achieve the Grandmaster title, having done so at the age of 12 years and 7 months in 2002?
Which chess player, known for his unique playing style and creativity, was once disqualified for writing notes to himself during a match in the 1999 FIDE World Chess Championship?
In 1978, which former World Chess Champion made history by defecting from the Soviet Union during the Chess Olympiad in Buenos Aires to seek political asylum in the United States?
Which chess player, known for his aggressive and tactical playing style, became the World Chess Champion in 1972 by defeating Boris Spassky in a highly publicized match held in Reykjavik, Iceland?
In 1993, a controversial split in the World Chess Championship led to two separate events. Who won the PCA (Professional Chess Association) title that year, defeating Anatoly Karpov in the final?
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February 26th
Questions
Which chess player, known for his unorthodox playing style and creativity, famously said, 'The beauty of a move lies not in its appearance but in the thought behind it'
In chess, what is the term for a tactical maneuver where a player sacrifices a knight to expose the opponent's king position and create attacking opportunities?
Which chess player, known for his deep understanding of positional play and endgames, is often referred to as the 'Magician from Riga'?
What is the term used in chess for a strategic maneuver where a player creates a pawn chain to control key squares and restrict the opponent's pieces' mobility?
Which chess player, known for his exceptional endgame skills and precise calculation, famously said, 'Strategy requires thought, tactics require observation'?
Hard
February 23rd
Questions
Who is the only player to have won the World Chess Championship and the World Computer Chess Championship in the same year?
Which chess player famously said, 'The beauty of a move lies not in its appearance but in the thought behind it'
In the game of chess, what is the term for a tactic involving a pawn move that attacks two enemy pieces simultaneously?
Which chess player, known for his aggressive and tactical playing style, became the World Chess Champion at the age of 22?
What is the term used in chess for a strategic maneuver where a player deliberately provokes weaknesses in the opponent's position to gain an advantage?
Hard
February 23rd
Questions
Which famous chess player is known for the 'Poisoned Pawn' variation, a sharp and risky line in the Sicilian Defense?
In chess, what is the term for a tactical maneuver where a player sacrifices a bishop on h7/h2 to open up the opponent's king position?
Which chess world champion is known for his exceptional skill in the endgame and is nicknamed the 'Endgame Virtuoso'?
What is the term used in chess to describe a position where a player has a knight on an outpost, a square that cannot be attacked by opponent's pawns?
Which chess player, known for his innovative and aggressive playing style, famously said, 'In life, as in chess, forethought wins'
Hard
February 23rd
Questions
Which famous chess player popularized the concept of 'prophylaxis' in chess, emphasizing the idea of preventing the opponent's plans and threats?
In chess, what is the term for a maneuver where a player deliberately leaves a pawn undefended to lure the opponent into capturing it, creating weaknesses in the opponent's position?
Which chess player, known for his tactical prowess, famously said, 'The combination player thinks forward; he starts from the given position, and tries the forceful moves in his mind'?
What is the term used in chess for a situation where a player sacrifices material to disrupt the opponent's coordination and create tactical opportunities?
Which chess player, known for his strategic play and precise endgame technique, famously said, 'The hardest thing, in fact, is to win a won game'?
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February 23rd
Questions
In chess, what is the term for a position where one player has two pieces attacking a square, and the opponent has only one piece defending it, creating a potential advantage?
Which famous chess player is known for his exceptional skill in the endgame and is nicknamed the 'Endgame Virtuoso'?
What is the term used in chess to describe a pawn that is blocked by another pawn of the same color on an adjacent file, limiting its movement and potential to advance?
Which chess player, known for his innovative and aggressive playing style, famously said, 'Chess is life'?
In chess, what is the term for a tactic where a player sacrifices a piece to break through the opponent's pawn structure, creating weaknesses and attacking opportunities?
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February 19th
Questions
Who is the current World Chess Champion as of 2021, holding the title since 2018?
What is the name of the chess opening that begins with the moves 1.e4 c5, known for its sharp and tactical nature?
Which famous chess player is known for his groundbreaking work 'My System', emphasizing the importance of positional play and strategy?
In chess, what term is used to describe a pawn that has advanced to the opponent's sixth rank and can be promoted to any other piece upon reaching the eighth rank?
Which chess prodigy became the youngest Grandmaster in history at the age of 12, breaking the record previously held by Garry Kasparov?
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February 19th
Questions
Which famous chess player is known for the 'Boden's Mate', a checkmating pattern named after him?
In chess, what is the term for the situation where a player maneuvers their pieces to control key squares or restrict the opponent's pieces?
Which chess player, known for his positional mastery, famously said, 'Chess is played with the mind and not with the hands'?
What is the term used in chess to describe a situation where a player deliberately allows their opponent to capture a piece for tactical or strategic reasons?
Who is the youngest player to win the World Chess Championship, achieving the feat at the age of 22?
Hard
February 19th
Questions
Which chess world champion is known for his exceptional skill in the endgame and is nicknamed the 'Endgame Virtuoso'?
Who is the only player to have defeated Garry Kasparov in a World Chess Championship match?
Which chess player, known for his strategic prowess, famously said, 'The passed pawn is a criminal, who should be kept under lock and key. Mild measures, such as police surveillance, are not sufficient'?
Who was the first chess player to be awarded the title of International Grandmaster by FIDE (Fédération Internationale des Échecs)?
Which chess player, known for his aggressive playing style, famously said, 'Chess is life'?
Hard
February 19th
Questions
Which famous chess player is known for his book 'My Great Predecessors' that covers the history of the World Chess Championship?
What is the term used in chess to describe the situation where a player has no legal moves but is not in check?
Which chess player is known for introducing the concept of 'Chess960' or Fischer Random Chess, a variant of the game where the starting position of the pieces is randomized?
In chess, what is the term for a tactic where a player sacrifices a piece to open up lines for an attack on the opponent's king?
Which chess player is known for his exceptional skill in the endgame and is often referred to as the 'Minister of Defense'?
Hard
February 2nd
Questions
Who was the first woman to be awarded the title of Grandmaster in chess, achieving the honor in 1978
Which chess player is known for creating the 'Botvinnik System' in the English Opening
Who was the first computer program to win a chess game against a reigning world champion
What is the term used to describe a chess tactic where a player moves their rook to the same file as their opponent's king, putting the king in check while attacking another piece
Who is known for creating the 'Hippopotamus Defense' in chess, a flexible and solid opening characterized by a pawn structure resembling the namesake animal's nose and mouth
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February 2nd
Questions
Who was the first official World Chess Champion, holding the title from 1886 to 1894?
In chess, what is the term for a pawn structure where a player has three pawns of the same color on adjacent files, typically seen in the French Defense and Caro-Kann Defense?
Who is the youngest player to achieve the title of Grandmaster in chess history?
Which chess player, known for his exceptional endgame skills, is often referred to as the 'Endgame Virtuoso'?
What is the term used to describe a chess tactic where a player sacrifices a knight to expose the opponent's king and deliver a checkmate?
Hard
September 1st
Questions
Who is considered to be the greatest chess composer of all time?
Which chess opening is known for its double fianchetto setup?
Who holds the record for the longest unbeaten streak in competitive chess?
Which chess player is known for popularizing the 'Hedgehog' pawn structure?
In chess, what is the term for a move that sacrifices a piece to gain a strong initiative or attack?
Hard
August 21st
Questions
Which chess grandmaster is known for developing the Najdorf Variation in the Sicilian Defense?
In chess, what is the term for a move where a player sacrifices a piece to achieve a later advantage?
Which chess player is known for his famous 'Immortal Game' played in 1851?
What is the term used to describe a chess move where a pawn reaches the eighth rank and is promoted to a different piece?
Who is considered to be the first official World Chess Champion?
Hard
August 15th
Questions
What is the term used to describe a chess move in which a player sacrifices a piece to expose the opponent's king?
Which famous chess player is known for using a unique opening that begins with 1.Na3?
In chess, what is the term for a move that simultaneously attacks two opposing pieces or squares?
Which chess world champion is known for his famous 'Immortal Game' played in 1851?
What is the term used to describe a chess move in which a pawn captures an opponent's pawn en passant?
Medium
August 8th
Questions
What is the term used to describe a chess move in which a player offers their opponent a piece to capture?
Who is considered to be the greatest chess player of all time?
What is the name of the chess opening that starts with the moves 1.e4 c5?
What is the term used to describe a chess move in which a pawn reaches the eighth rank and is promoted to a different piece?
Medium
August 7th
Questions
What is the term used to describe a chess move in which a player simultaneously puts their opponent's king in check and attacks a second piece?
In chess, what is the name of the move where a pawn advances two squares from its starting position?
What is the term used in chess to describe a position where a player's king is directly attacked by an opponent's piece and has no legal moves to escape?
