This book is the third in a series that represents testing and
evaluation of human and computer chessplayers for over 30 years.
The original work started with the Bratko-Kopec Test in 1982
whereby 24 positions proved very effective in evaluating the leave
of both human and computer chessplayers. This led to the
development of five tests which comprised the 1997 first edition of
this book. For the 2003 edition Kopec and Terrie added two tests
bringing them to a total of 182 positions comprising seven tests.
These tests are particularly knowledge-based covering all phases
and all levels of chess play. The present edition, our third, adds
five new tests, covering the openings including Novice (1000-1499)
Intermediate (1500-1999), Advanced (2000-2199) and Super-Advance
(2200 - 2700). A test covering the subtleties of King and Pawn
Endings has also been added. The new 2013 edition also has the all
the tests re-ordered by level of difficulty. All in all, there are
304 positions in this new comprehensive edition. The book promises
to be an excellent tool for self-study and for study of chess in
classes. It is an invaluable tool for instructors.
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