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A right-handed dice is placed on the near-left square of a chess board with the number one face uppermost and the number two face facing left. The edges of the dice are the same length as the sides of the chess board squares.
The dice is alternately rolled one square forward then one square to the right until it reaches the far-right square. What number face is on top of the dice now?
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