Number of
Move
|
Move
|
Explanation
|
| 1 |
Student R: e4
|
Open up board. |
| 1 |
Student B: c6
|
Open up board. |
| 2 |
Student R: d4
|
Position pawns for future
attack. |
| 2 |
Student B: d5
|
Pawn on d5 is in position to
capture white pawn on e4. |
| 3 |
Student Rc3
|
Knight is now in position to
take pawn on d5. |
| 3 |
Student B: dxe4
|
Move out of danger of being
captured by Nc3. Capture white pawn e4. |
| 4 |
Student R: Nxe4
|
Capture black pawn on e4. |
| 4 |
Student B: N(b)d7
|
Position knight so that it can have a
future capture. |
| 5 |
Student R Qe2
|
Bring out queen in case black knight
tries to capture white knight on e4. |
| 5 |
Student B: N(g)f6
|
Now knight is in position to capture
white knight on e4. |
| 6 |
Student R: Nd6 |
This is checkmate by the black knight
because the king cannot go anywhere to escape
from the white knight. If the pawn on e7 attempts
to capture the white knight on d6, the king is
still in check by the white queen. |
