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'En Passant' is related to which game?
Answer: D
En passant is a term from chess.
The French phrase means 'in passing'. It is a special pawn capture: when a pawn advances two squares from its starting position and lands beside an opposing pawn on its fifth rank, the opposing pawn may capture it as if it had moved only one square, but only on the very next move.
Billiards, snooker and carrom are cue and striker games with their own terms, such as cannon, break and pocket, and none of them uses en passant.
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