What are each of the "objects" called in chess and how do they move?

Question

What are each of the "objects" called in chess and how do they move?

Answer 1

they are

bishop,king,Queen,castle,knight, and pawn

Answer 2

http://www.chesscorner.com/tutorial/lear...

good tutorial.

Answer 3

,the king - which you shall protect, can move just a step - backwards, forward, sideward

,the queen - can move diagonally, horizontally and vertically and the number of steps depends on how you want it to be

,the knight moves in L-shape

,the rook moves in a straight line, vertically or horizontally

,the pawns can move just a step or there can be 2 steps about twice only

,the bishop moves diagonally..

Answer 4

go to www.uschess.org and click on new to chess lots of info

Answer 5

Best get an instruction book. Too involved to describe here. Arthritic hands do not allow me to type that much.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess

The Muse

Answer 6

bishop,king,Queen,castle,knight, and pawn. the bishops move diagonally. the king moves any way 1 space. the queen moves any way as far as you want. the castle goes up and across. the knight goes in a L shape 3 spaces(only piece that can jump over pieces).the pawn attacks diagonally but can only go up when not attacking(can go 2 on first move).

Answer 7

pawns - move forward one, on their first move they can move 2

knights- move up or down 2 and then left or right 1

rooks- move only vertically or horizontally unlimited amount

king- only can move 1 space any direction

queen- move as many spaces in any direction

bishop- move diagonally as many spaces as you want to go