In chess, is an opponent allowed to en passent out of check?

Question

In chess, is an opponent allowed to en passent out of check?

Answer 1

AFAIK, any move other than castling that breaks the check is legal.

Answer 2

i dunno wat r  u trying to say

Answer 3

You mean capture the pawn putting him in check via en passant?  It is rare,but possible.

You mean blocking a check by moving a pawn two squares when it can be en passant captured?  Sure you can block with a piece about to be captured.  After it is they have to get out of check again, but that temporary move is legal.

Answer 4

No.  A player MUST first try to get out of check.

Answer 5

Yes, you can en passant out of check - your king would have to be somewhere near the middle of the board- WHAT IS IT DOING OUT THERE UNGUARDED?!