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WWI mid-Unit Review
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A mid-Unit Review of Canada in World War I WWI
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1
On which front did the Canadian forces fight?
Western Front
Alps (Italian front)
Balkan War
Eastern Front
2
Area of land between opposing trenches was known as...
Flanders Fields
Barren Fields
No Man's Land
Dead man's land
3
Canadians perfected this Military tactic in WWI and won Vimy Ridge using it.
Artillery Barrage
Schlieffen Plan
Preliminary Bombardment
Creeping Barrage
4
This propaganda poster is designed to convince Canadians to
hate Germans
save food
enlist in the army
donate money to the war effort
5
This propaganda poster is designed to convince Canadians to
donate money to the war effort
hate Germans
enlist in the army
save food
6
Using diplomacy or military force to take over other nations for an empire is called...
Nationalism
Militarism
Alliance
Imperialism
7
The Battle of the Somme was significant because:
It was the first battle fought in the trenches.
Canadian troops used the "creeping barrage" tactic.
It was an overwhelming military victory with few casualties.
It is cited as the bloodiest single battle in human history.
8
During WWI Women were needed in what area of work, usually only performed by men?
Bankers
Seamstresses
Factory Workers
Pilots
9
The battle of Ypres was where Germans first use what new weapon?
tanks
chlorine gas
machine guns
submarines
10
One of the MAIN causes of WWI where countries entered into treaties with each other.
Alliances
Appeasement
Apartheid
11
Vimy Ridge was a notable Canadian battle because Canadian troops...
were celebrated by Canadian newspapers at the time
were commanded by a Canadian general
won against Germans when other Allies could not
fought together for the first time
12
This battle gave Canadians recognition as a nation on their own, rather than a British colony.
Somme
Passchendaele
Vimy Ridge
Ypres
13
Canadian naval warfare in WWI is significant today because:
It was a large navy, ready and well-armed to help Britain.
It had a lot of well-trained officers ready for service.
It contributed the sonar device to modern submarine tech.
It contributed the hydrophone to modern scientific methods.
14
Women and children on the "homefront" contributed to the war effort by
working on farms, replacing male farmhands
recycling scrap metal
knitting socks and hats for soldiers
joining a militia and learning to fight
15
The government thought it was important for women to encourage men to fight
False
True
16
This propaganda poster is designed to convince Canadians to
save food
donate money to the war effort
enlist in the army
hate Germans
17
Which medical condition is shown in the photo?
Plantar Fasciitis
Trench Foot
Severe Frostbite
Flesh Eating Disease
18
Women participated in the war effort in Europe as..
Nurses
Soldiers
Pilots
Drivers
19
Some women received the right to vote in Canada for the first time during WWI
True
False
20
The assassination of _________________ sparked the start of WWI
Robert Borden
Franz Ferdinand
Gavrilo Princip
Kaiser William II
21
What is "an artillery projectile containing an explosive bursting charge"?
a tank
a plane
barbed wire
a shell
