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Miss Pirrit's ANZAC Day Quiz

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1
What date did the Gallipoli Campaign begin?
25 April, 1915
25 December, 1945
25 December, 1915
25 April, 1945
2
On ANZAC Day we use the phrase, "Lest we..." what?
Forget
Repeat
Remember
Fight
3
Where is ANZAC Cove?
Auckland, New Zealand
Berlin, Germany
Gallipoli, Turkey
Normandy, France
4
What was the main role of women who went to the frontlines in World War 1?
Digging trenches
Soldiers
Nurses
Looking after the animals
5
What date marks the end of World War 1?
4 August, 1914
25 April, 1915
11 November, 1918
6 June, 1944
6
What startedWorld War 1?
Archduke Franz Ferdinand was killed
Germany invaded Poland
America bombed Hiroshima
The Prime Minister of New Zealand was killed
7
Pelorus Jack was a mascot of the New Zealand Navy. What ship was his during the war?
SS Wahine
HMS New Zealand
HMS ANZAC
SS Otaki
8
Why are poppies used in commemoration of World War 1?
They were a mascot for the soldiers in the war
They grow easily in New Zealand and Australia
They were the first flowers to bloom in the battlefield after the war
They grow in France
9
What did the Last Post indicate to troops?
The enemy was coming
It was time to begin fighting
It was time to rest
It was time to eat
10
Approximately what percentage of New Zealanders served in the First World War?
10%
5%
6%
1%
11
What do we call the day that World War 1 ended?
Armistice Day
Remembrance Day
ANZAC Day
D-Day
12
What does ANZAC stand for?
Australian and New Zealand Army Crew
Australian and New Zealand ANZAC Committee
Australian and New Zealand Army Captain
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
13
In which war did the Gallipoli Campaign take place?
World War 2
Vietnam War
World War 1
Gulf War
14
How many New Zealanders died at Gallipoli?
1765
986
2779
2912