Multiple choice general knowledge

If a knight is on a White coloured square, then his every move will attack only a Black square.

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

A knight always moves to a square of the opposite color from its current square. When on a white square, the knight's L-shaped move (2+1 squares) always lands on a black square. This is a fundamental chess property.

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