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Trench Warfare during World War 1
Trench Warfare during World War 1
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Trench Warfare during World War 1
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How many soldiers where wounded?
3 million
56,000
21 million
21,000
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What were the first, or front, line of trenches called?
Outpost line
Full line
Back line
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What causes trench foot?
Sunburns
Frostbite
Prolonged exposure to cold, damp conditions
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What is a symptom of shell shock?
Carefree attitude
Laughing loudly
Mental breakdowns
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What is a chemical weapon used that is in the form of chlorine gas?
Killing gas
Mustard gas
Natural gas
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What are pillowboxes?
A concrete shelter for machine guns
A box that holds pillows
A wooden bed
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Where did trench warfare reach its highest development?
Spain
Western front on Belgian's coast
Germany
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When did trench warfare reach its highest development?
1970
World War 1914-18
World War 2
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What is a trench?
A long narrow ditch
Food
A rain coat
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What are firing positions called that are raised by a forward step?
Shooters position
Gunhole
Fire step
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What is No Man's Land?
Land between opposing trenches
Where no one lives
Undiscovered land
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How many days did soldiers get to rest?
2 days
6 days
4 days
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What is the cure for trench foot?
Antibiotics
A pat on the back
Amputation
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What is trench foot?
Losing your boots
Wet feet
Severe fungal infection caused by over exposure
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How long where soldiers on the front line in the trenches?
1 night
8 days
2 weeks
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What is 'Morning Hate'?
Not sleeping the night before
Waiting to be attacked or attack
Hating to wake up in the morning
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What can you find in No Man's Land?
Barbed wire
Dead bodies
Swimming pool
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What is shell shock?
Being shot
Mental trauma from war
Being killed by a sniper
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What causes shell shock?
Tripping
Prolonged exposure to war
Being bullied
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How many soldiers died?
2
8.5 million
9,001
100,000
