Key Mate Patterns

Checkmate, Stalemate, or Make a Move!
INSTRUCTIONS:
For each of the 64 mini-diagrams, decide
whether Black is in checkmate, in stalemate,
or neither. Its always Blacks move.
Make your decisions based only on the part
of the chessboard thats visible for each
problem.
Solutions are provided after the problems.
(The answers have been scrambled using a
knights tour, so you wont accidentally see
answers for nearby problems!)
Copyright 2002 Prof. Chester Nuhmentz, Jr.

This exercise set may be photocopied
for instructional use.
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like to check your answers.
Locate the number for the problem youre checking.
Beside the number, youll see the name of a chess square.
Look at that square on the diagram to see the coded answer.
# - means checkmate
= - means stalemate
MV - means Black has a possible move
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Answer Form for
Checkmate, Stalemate,
or
Make a Move!
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For similar exercises using full-board diagrams, please see Is There Any Escape?

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Black may move: ______________

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