In each of the puzzles below, you are asked to position 2 types of chess pieces on a chess board so that the pieces attack only the other type of piece.
1.
Place 2 rooks and 4 kings on a 3×4 chess board so that
each rook attacks 3 kings, and each king attacks 1 rook.
2.
Place 4 bishops and 4 knights on a 4×4 chess board so that
each bishop attacks 2 knights, and each knight attacks 2 bishop.
3.
Place 4 rooks and 4 queens on a 4×4 chess board so that
each rook attacks 2 queens, and each queen attacks 3 rooks.
4.
Place 2 knights and 4 queens on a 4×5 chess board so that
each knight attacks 2 queens, and each queen attacks 1 knight.
5.
Place 2 bishops and 8 knights on a 4×5 chess board so that
each bishop attacks 4 knights, and each knight attacks 1 bishop.
6.
Place 2 kings and 8 bishops on a 4×5 chess board so that
each king attacks 5 bishops, and each bishop attacks 1 king.
7.
Place 2 bishops and 4 queens on a 4×6 chess board so that
each bishop attacks 3 queens, and each queen attacks 1 bishop.
8.
Place 2 queens and 5 rooks on a 4×6 chess board so that
each queen attacks 5 rooks, and each rook attacks 1 queen.
9.
Place 2 queens and 6 kings on a 4×6 chess board so that
each queen attacks 5 kings, and each king attacks 1 queen.
10.
Place 2 knights and 6 rooks on a 5×5 chess board so that
each knight attacks 3 rooks, and each rook attacks 1 knight.
11.
Place 8 knights and 6 rooks on a 5×5 chess board so that
each knight attacks 2 rooks, and each rook attacks 3 knights.
12.
Place 8 bishops and 2 queens on a 5×6 chess board so that
each bishop attacks 1 queens, and each queen attacks 7 bishops.
13.
Place 2 rooks and 6 bishops on a 5×6 chess board so that
each rook attacks 3 bishops, and each bishop attacks 1 rook.