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Yes, in one very specific situation called Castling.

If the King has not moved, and a Rook has not moved, then if the intervening pieces (Knight, Bishop, Queen) have moved out of the way, then you may protectively castle the king by moving him two squares on his side or three on the queen's, and moving the rook two to the left or right as appropriate to defend him.

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No, the only time you can move two pieces at the same time is when you castle.

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No, it's only ever possible to capture 1 thing at a time.

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Yes but only on the first move of each of the pawns

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No

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