Statistics for chess visualization test

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
After 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6, what move must be played by white to initiate the spanish game/ruy lopez opening?	Bb5	100%
The corners of the board are usually the worst squares to move your knight. To see why, how many squares could the knight move if it was in one of the corners? (a1, a8, h1, or h8)	2	92%
How many squares can the knight move to if it is on h5?	4	92%
How many squares are there on one rank?	8	92%
How many squares are there on one file?	8	92%
Playing as white, if you want to fianchetto your bishop on the kingside, what square would you like to move your pawn off of?	g2	92%
If your opponent (playing black) just played h5, what square would your pawn have to be on to en passant capture?	g5	92%
There is a white rook on a1 and a white queen on g1. The only other piece on the board is the black king on a8. Which piece do you have to move to which square to instantly checkmate the king? (example: Rd7)	Qa7	83%
How many squares can a bishop move to if it is on b3?	9	67%
This question is the hardest question of them all: In the Italian game: Greco attack, a line was analyzed by Greco himself where a trap was made. How many moves did it take for white to checkmate black?	18	25%