In chess is it possible to get a check mate in 2 moves?

Question

if so then what are the 2 moves with what 2 peices?

Answer 1

Yes. You can checkmate White in two moves. It is called the Fool's Mate and goes:

1. f2-f3 e7-e5 2. g2-g4 3. Qd8-h4 mate. This was discovered after the extension of the powers of the queen in the fifteenth century, just to prove that chess was now a very fast-moving game. The queen had gone from being the weakest piece to the strongest.

Answer 2

you have to be playing black-1 f3..e6 2 g4...qh4#!! its over

Answer 3

It is possible. Black mates.

1. f3 e5

2. g4 Qh4+  0-1

Answer 4

yes it is but someone has to set you up for it. white starts with pawn  f2-f3,  black moves the kings pawn and lets out the queen then white plays g2-g4  black queen to h4 check mate

Answer 5

If you're playing black, you can get checkmate in 3 moves.

1) e2-e4 ... f7-f5

(any move for the white)

2) a2-a4 ... g7-g5

3) d1-h5++

Mat in three moves.

If you're playing the white, it is possible :

1) f2-f4 ... e7-e5

2) g2-g4 ... d8-h4++

Mat in two moves.