Chess

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A carved knight chess piece draped with cloth, flanked by bishops and queens.
NZAKNIGHTDECGN
YENPASSANTOQAA
BISHOPEGAGOUKO
PIXQHMDMVRXBNA
WAHMALKVIAIAMH
SOWGPCBLUNDERU
OTDNERTEGDRSAX
ONAHTRONHMORIS
EPCLNSIMHAOTRG
CTEEELBAOSKNZA
INENTMONETTPEM
UUASIEAWOEISFB
QIAKSNFTJRYOEI
ECPHRJGHENLTNT
  • BISHOP
  • BLUNDER
  • CASTLING
  • CHECKMATE
  • EN PASSANT
  • ENDGAME
  • GAMBIT
  • GRANDMASTER
  • KNIGHT
  • OPENING
  • PAWN
  • PROMOTION
  • QUEEN
  • ROOK
  • STALEMATE

Chess is played on sixty-four squares where the pawn, knight, bishop, rook and queen each move by their own rule while the king may never be left in check. A game opens with studied theory, turns on a gambit or a blunder, and ends in checkmate, stalemate or a promotion at the far rank. Castling and en passant are the two moves that break the ordinary pattern.

Chess Word Search Answer Key

Checking a finished sheet, or stuck on the last word? The Chess Word Search Answer Key marks all 15 hidden words in the grid and lists the row, column and direction each one starts from. It prints on its own sheet, so you can hand out the puzzle and keep the answers.

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