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fourth.rank, the Klng's Pawn and the Queen's Pawn com- mand two squares in the centre. The Bishops' Pawns,

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/w géé 4/ %%7 at the Fourth rank command V iflggy/ only one square in,the ;’ “’6 g?” €23 Centre. The centre squares

are the strongeSt, and the most important squares on the board. Hence the King's Pawn and the Queen's PaWn are more valuable than the .Bishops' Pawns.

(2) The advance of the King's Pawn and the Queen's Pawn open up more avenues

. of develpoement than does the advance of the Bishops' Pawns. Since we want to de‘ velop quickly and effec~ tively, the role of the King's Pawn and Queen's Pawn naturally takes on added importance.

Hint: King Rook Checkmate

(I) Keep the Rook and the King together.

(2) Make sure that the King does not block the areas which'the Rook covers.

(3) Take notice how your Rook moves. When the Rook is positioned along the side of the chess board it only has three ways to move.

When positioned anywhere else on the board it has four ways to move. Any

What do we mean by the centre?

The centre is the com-' plex of squares which in- CIUdeS ' QBS,K6 and Q6. The important pawns (see the area en- closed by the heavey line On the accompanying dia- gram) are therefore the King's Pawn, the Queen's Pawn, the King's Bishop's Pawn, and the Queen's' ' Bishop's Pawn. As a rule only the King's Pawn and the Queen's Pawn are called “centre pawns? The Bishops' pawns are of subordinate importance for two reasons. (I) When placed at the

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