Multiple choice general knowledge

'Castline is possible even when either King or Rook is moved from its initial position but regained its initial position later.'

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Castling is only possible when neither the King nor the relevant Rook has moved from its initial position at all. Once either piece moves, even if it later returns to its starting square, the castling right is permanently lost for that game. This is a fundamental rule in chess that cannot be restored.

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