What does ANZAC stand for?

Australian New Zealand Army Corps

Why the Gallipoli campaign was a failure?

Lack of resources, Warships were unable to force a way through the straits

Which countries formed the Triple Alliance?

Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy

When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?

Signed on June 29 of 1919 in France

How many people died during World War 1?

At least 37 million people died

Ataturk was a Turkish army officer during WW1

Who was the Red Barron?

The Red Barron was a German fighter pilot

What is the treaty of versaille

It was a peace treaty which ended the state of war

Which countries formed the Triple Entente?

France, Russia and Great Britain

Assasination of Franz Ferdinand, archduke of Austria-Hungary

What type of weapons were used in the Battle of Gallipoli?

Field artillery, rifles, bayonet, machine guns and pistols

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1
Which of the following was not a cause of WWI?
Franco-Prussian war
Hundred Year War
Balkan War
Nationalism
2
What does ANZAC stand for?
Australian New Zealand Army Corps
Austrian Norland Zambian Army Corps
Doesn't stand for anything!
I dont know
3
Why the Gallipoli campaign was a failure?
The ANZACs didn't even make it to shore and got killed
Lack of resources
Warships were unable to force a way through the straits
Because Turkey was too good
4
When did WW1 start and end?
1901 - 1905
2001 - 2006
1918 - 1920
1914 - 1918
5
Which countries formed the Triple Alliance?
India, Slovakia and Germany
Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy
France, Russia and Great Britain
Italy, Great Britain and France
6
When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?
Signed on January 24 of 1918 in Germany
Signed on June 29 of 1919 in France
Signed on December 15 of 1914 in Italy
Sign on June 8 of 1916 in Russia
7
It was used by the Germans and claimed many casualties, what is it?
Bows & Arrows
Rifles
Poison gas
Nuclear Weapons
8
How many people died during World War 1?
Less than 6 million
At least 37 million people died
At least 12 million
More that 40 million
9
Who was Ataturk?
Ataturk was a brave French soldiers
I dont know
A traitor who killed his own
Ataturk was a Turkish army officer during WW1
10
Who was the Red Barron?
The Red Barron was a German fighter pilot
A British soldier which was very successful in the war
A Red Barron was a red coloured animal symbolising good luck
WW1 artillery machine
11
What is the Victoria Cross?
A cross that all the soldiers wore
The highest award for bravery
Awarded for killing a great number of enemies
A cross in Victoria
12
What is the treaty of versaille
It was trigger for the start of the war
A treaty to stop fighting from a specific area
I don't know?!
It was a peace treaty which ended the state of war
13
The British naval blockade of Germany in World War I had only a minor effect
True
False
14
Which countries formed the Triple Entente?
Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy
Australia, Germany and Slovakia
France, Russia and Great Britain
France, Italy and India
15
Why did WW1 start?
Assasination of Franz Ferdinand, archduke of Austria-Hungary
Hitler uprising
Bombing of Germany
Shooting of Austria-Hungarian officer
16
How many ANZACs were killed on the first day of the Gallipoli battle, 25 April 1915?
Ten thousand
Two thousand
One million
Five hundred
17
What type of weapons were used in the Battle of Gallipoli?
Poison gas, bombs, knives
Field artillery, rifles, bayonet, machine guns and pistols
A bit of everything!
Swords, daggers, knives
18
Where was the battle of Gallipoli fought?
Turkey
Italy
France
Germany
19
When did the first ANZACs land at ANZAC Cove?
Tuesday 30 June 1918
Monday 18 January 1914
Sunday 25 April 1915
Friday 1 December 1910
20
What was the area in between trenched called during WWI?
Dead zone
Hell
No man's land
No tolerance land

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