Multiple choice general knowledge

The White king had a check,but it did not moved and a piece was used to cover the king. After this happens, the White king can never castle.

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

In chess, a king can castle only if it hasn't moved and isn't currently in check. When another piece blocks a check, the king itself never moved, so castling rights remain. The king must be out of check to castle, but the past check doesn't permanently remove castling rights.

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