This quiz is based on the lessons in Class 7 of chessKIDS academy. The syllabus covers the Ruy Lopez and Petroff Defence, attacking and defending the castled King, mating combinations and more complicated King and Pawn endings.
The lessons can also be found in the Improvers' section (where they are indicated with seven asterisks) of the chessKID part of the website.
You have to answer 15 questions. Some are multiple choice. In the other questions you have to enter the name of a square or the move you would make using a keypad. There is no time limit so think very carefully before you answer each question. You are allowed to change your mind about any answer. The answers you have selected at the end of the quiz will be the ones that count for your final score.
When you are ready to start click on the NEXT button below.
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Q1. It's WHITE'S move. Which of these statements is true?
 Nf3xe5 is a good move giving White the advantage.
Nf3xe5 is a poor move giving Black an easy game.
Nf3xe5 is a mistake which loses a piece.
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Q2. It's WHITE'S move. Which of these statements is true?
Nf3xe5 is a good move giving White the advantage.
Nf3xe5 is a poor move giving Black an easy game.
Nf3xe5 is a mistake which loses a piece.
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Q8. It's WHITE'S move. Which of these statements is true?
Bf1-c4 is a good developing move, placing the Bishop on a strong diagonal.
Bf1-c4 is not a very good move because it wastes time.
Bf1-c4 is a mistake which loses a piece.
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Q9. It's BLACK'S move. Which of these statements is true?
e7-e5 is a good move because it might win a Knight.
e7-e5 is a good move because it gains space.
e7-e5 is a poor move, giving White a good position.
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Q10. It's BLACK'S move. Which of these moves is best?
Nf6xe4.
d7-d6.
Nb8-c6.
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You have now completed the test.
If you want to do so you may go back and check your answers again.
When you are happy with all your answers press the SUBMIT button to obtain your results.
Remember that you have to get 14 questions right out of 15 to pass the test.
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