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[[File:Video Chess - Possible Capture Moves.png|400px|center|thumb|Video Chess - Possible Capture Moves]]
The white queen on A4 can capture the black knight on D7.
The white knight on FS can capture the black pawns on G7, E3, and H4.
The white bishop on F3 can capture the black rook on B7.
The white bishop on D8 can capture the black pawn on H4.
The black king on E8 can capture the white bishop on D8.
The black rook on B7 can capture the white knight on B2.
The black pawn on C3 can capture the white knight on B2 but it cannot move backwards to capture the white pawn on D4.
The black pawn on E3 can capture the white pawn on F2 and vice versa, but the white pawn on F2 cannot capture the black pawn on H4 because pawns can only capture on the square diagonally adjacent to them.
''Note:'' When a player's piece is in position to capture an opponent's piece it is said to be "attacking" the opponent's piece by attacking the chessboard square occupied by the opponent's piece. Often the term "attacking a square" is used to describe the possible chessboard squares on which a player's piece could capture an opponent's piece.
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