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A World War 2 quiz suitable for KS2 pupils!
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1
Name the battle where British soldiers were saved by normal civilians?
Britain
D-Day
Dunkrik
Normandy
2
What WASN'T rationed during WW2?
Sugar
Butter
Fruit
Paper
3
Who became Prime Minister after?
Donald Trump
Churchill
Washington
Napoleon
4
During the first 3 months of WW2 in Britain, what led to the most deaths?
Food shortages
Air raids
Car accidents during The blackouts
Smoking
5
Name of the German Air Force?
RAF
lovelaughter
Luftwaffe
Spitfire
6
The German airforce is known as the...
Wehrmacht
Luftwaffenzen
Luftwaffe
Reichmacht
7
What date did the British declare war?
4th September 1939
3rd September 1939
2nd September 1939
1st September 1939
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What did people carry all the time?
Gas masks
Suitcase
Packed lunch
Handbag
9
What was a ration book used for?
To record how much people were eating.
To record that people had their fair share of food available
To record how much bread people were buying.
To write messages to soldiers in the war.
10
What country did Adolf Hitler invade to begin WW2?
Belgium
United Kingom
Poland
France
11
After London and Liverpool, which city was the most bombed?
Norwich
Southampton
Birmingham
Bristol
12
Name the two Sides of WW2?
Germans and Britons
Allies and Axis
Goodies and Baddies
Hitler and Churchill
13
Who was the British Prime Minister at the start of the war?
Neville Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
William Todd
Adolf Hitler
14
Where did people in the blitz go for shelter?
Air raid shelters and Underground Railway Stations
Out in the open
Middle of the road
On the rooftop
15
What year did WW2 start?
1940
1945
1938
1939
16
What year did WW2 end?
1945
1940
1947
1939
17
What was the name of the German air force?
Luftwaffe
Lufttag
Luftwig
Luftflotten
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How many Soldiers were saved at Dunkrik?
30
3,000,000
300,000
30,000,000
