1997 chess-teaching-manual by Unknown

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9. ANSWER: Below is an example of a bishop and knight cooperating to deliver checkmate. The winning move is to play the white knight to e7. The king is in check from the knight. None of the black pieces can take the knight. The black king can’t run to either g7 or h8 because the bishop controls those squares. The other squares are off-limits to the black king because there are black pieces already occupying those squares. abcdefgh 10. ANSWER: The following diagram is funny looking position, with an amusing solution. White has two knights, but only one is doing anything useful at the moment. The knight on b6 is covering two possible escape squares of the black king, a8 and c8. The other knight’s job is, therefore, to attack the black king and simultaneously cover the flight square on a7. Moving the knight to c6 accomplishes both of these tasks. abcde f gh Chess Federation of Canada www.chess.ca

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