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1
When did WW1 begin
August 1914
July 1914
April 1915
November 1918
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What is conscription?
Forced recruitment to the armed forces
Joining the armed forces to fight for one's country
A camp dish eaten by soldiers at Gallipoli
A strong love for one's country
3
When did the August Offensive begin at Gallipoli?
August 6 1915
August 6 1914
September 10 1915
August 10 1915
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When is Anzac Day Commemorated?
April 25
October 1
January 26
November 11
5
Who was Australia's PM at the outbreak of WW1?
Joseph Cook
Edmund Barton
Gough Whitlam
Pauline Hansen
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How long was the Anzac Campaign?
3 months
8 months
8 weeks
18 months
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Which of the following events occured at the battle of Lone Pine?
Casualties were so high no one returned from battle
Anzacs gained several miles of enemy territory
Anzacs were required to chop pine trees down to fight
Anzacs were faced with timber covered trenches
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What is a Primary Source?
Primary school information
Information for an historian
Information that comes after the time being studied
Information that comes from the time being studied
9
Who was Charles Bean?
An Australian Prime Minister during WW1
A famous Anzac soldier at Gallipoli
A recorder of events at Gallipoli
The protagonist in Mr Bean
10
After the Gallipoli campaign where were most Aussies sent to fight?
Russia
Afghanistan
Germany
France
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Which one of the following countries was on Australia's side?
Germany
Hungary
Russia
Turkey
12
Which of the following were creative ingenuity of the soldiers at Gallipoli?
Jam tin bombs, drip gun
Jaffle irons, trenches
Jam periscopes and gunfire trenches
Jam and scones, gunpowder
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Which of the following countries had the highest percentage of casualties in WW1
United Kingdom
Tasmania
Italy
Belgium
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What does AIF stand for ?
All In Forever
Austrian Imperial Forces
Australian Infantry Forces
Australian Imperial Forces
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What does the O,C and P of OCPUR stand for?
Originality, Complexity, Position
Origin, Context, Purpose
Origin, Content, Purpose
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