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World War 1 Test Review
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1
Canadians feared war had reached their shores when
in 1917 two ships collided in Vancouver's Harbour
when Germany unleashed a submarine attack on Canada
when bombers flew over PEI
in 1917 two ships collided in Halifax Harbour
2
A famous Canadian war hero that prepared Canadians at Vimy?
Arthur Currie
Terry Fox
Dan Akroyd
Oscar Peterson
3
Who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Rasputin
Osama Bin Laden
Gavrilo Princip
Herman Goering
4
The Canadian doctor that wrote the famous poem In Flanders Field:
Bill Murray
John McCrae
John Macdonald
John Smith
5
Germany was trying to avoid:
Aligning forces with Italy
Fighting a war fought on two fronts
Going through Belgium
Fighting a war that involved the US
6
What city was Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated in?
Vienna
Berlin
London
Sarajevo
7
The deadliest battle of World War 1 and perhaps in military history was:
The Battle at Ypres
The Battle at Amiens
The Battle of Vimy Ridge
The Somme
8
This memorial honour all Canadians that fought in this location as well as all Canadians who served
Passchendaele Memorial
Battle of Ypres Memorial
Vimy Ridge Memorial
Battle of the Somme Memorial
9
The first gas attack in military happened took place at:
The Battle of the Somme
The second battle at Ypres
The battle of Amiens
The Battle of Vimy Ridge
10
The Hall of Mirrors is located:
In the Palace at Versailles
In the Russian Palace
In Buckingham Palace
In Casa Loma
11
As the war dragged on Canada was forced to .....soldier
guarantee them jobs when they returned from war.
ask for more volunteers politely
have an aggressive conscription campaign
pay soldiers more money
12
Which of the following was not a new weapon in World War 1?
all were new
Airplanes
Tanks
poison gas
13
At Versailles many nations decided:
To forgive Germany
To divide up Africa
To assign punishment to Serbia
To assign punishment to Germany
14
This sculpture at Beaumont Hamel pays tribute to:
The women who made the weapons at home
The Newfoundlanders that served
The indigenous soldiers that served
For the government leadership
15
The German plan of attack was called the:
Wegener Plan
Bismarck Blitz
Wagner Plan
Schlieffen Plan
16
After years of hunger, death and destruction in 1917 this country signed a treaty with Germany?
Italy
Russia
France
Britain
17
This ship is at the bottom of the Atlantic and was one reason the U.S. entered the war?
War Horse
Titanic
Queen Mary
Lusitania
18
This soldier experienced:
Nail fungus
Trench Foot
Athletes Foot
Frost bite
19
Men would spend a great deal of time:
chatting with each other while delousing
battling bordedom
fighting off the rats
all of the above
20
Trenches were cut out of the land in:
There were no trenches in World War 1
Straight lines in Belgium and France
Zig Zag Pattern across the land
21
Serbia had a secret alliance with which country?
Britain
Italy
France
Russia
22
This telegram was sent to which country to propose a military alliance with Germany that angered the US.
Canada
Mexico
Britain
Brazil
23
Canada's Prime Minister during World War 1 was:
Lester Pearson
Robert Borden
John Diefenbaker
Wilfrid Laurier
24
Some nations at the Treaty of Versailles largely ignored...
Russia's plea to divide up Germany
President Wilson's 14 points
Kaiser Wilhelm's requests for peace
President Wilson
25
When soldiers left the trenches to attack the enemy it was called:
ready set go.
scramble
dogfights
going over the top
26
The failure of Germany to get through Belgium quickly and take France led to a:
All are true
Stalemate
A longer war than might have been expected
Trench Warfare
27
How did Canadians deal with the gas at Ypres?
They did not deal with it.
Drank water to dilute
They ducked under the gas trail
Urinated on rags to crystallize urine
28
A dogfight:
a fight between two dogs for waring nations
a battle in the air between enemy planes
a gun battle in no mans land
a type of attack code used in war
29
The area between enemy trenches was called:
The front
The battle grounds
No Mans Land
The war zone
30
One of Canada's most famous air aces was:
William Golding
John McCrae
Billy Bishop
Billy Smith