WW1

The Allied Nations (good guys) included which countries?

• Hungary, Bulgaria, and Turkey

• Britain, France, and Belgium

• Austria and Germany

• Russia and the United States

In France, The Battle of Somme was the bloodiest battle during WWI. It killed or wounded over 1 million men and it was the first time in history that this piece of military equipment was used.

• Submarine

• Jeep

• Tank

• Anti-aircraft missiles

Name the animals that played important roles in the WWI battlefields. (Choose 2 answers)

• Goldfish, Hawks and Pigeons

• Llamas, Tigers and Oxen

• Dogs and Horses

• Elephants, Cheetahs and Parrots

What action by Germany on August 4th, 1914, is credited with the beginning of WWI?

• The highjacking of English sea-going ship known as Elizabeth

• The election of Adolf Hitler as leader of the Nazi Party

• The kidnapping of the French President Alfonzo Ferdinan

• The invasion of Belgium

Which countries were know as the Central Powers? (bad guys). Choose 2

• Chile, Japan, and India

• Germany and Austria

• Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey

• Spain, Panama and Belgium

Name the famous children's book that has roots in WWI.

• Hansel and Gretel

• Little Red Riding Hood

• Winnie the Pooh

• The 3 Little Pigs

Unfortunately, by the end of WWI, how any lives had been lost worldwide as a result of the fighting?

• 18 million

• 19 million

• 16 million

• 15 million

With millions of men away fighting in WWI, who filled the roles of workers in offices, factories, shops, farms, and transportation systems?

• Boys and Girls

• Retired Men and Women

• Immigrants

• Women

What was the name on the gigantic German airships that were used to drop bombs on Britain?

• Zeppelins

• Air Raiders

• Goodyear Blips

• Battlecruisers

Armistice Day is celebrated each year that marks the day that all fighting in WW1, by land, sea air, ended. What date and time was this treaty, or armistice, signed by German and Allied Nation officials?

• November 11, 1918 @ 11:00am

• December 11, 1918 @ 11:00pm

• November 11, 1911 @ 11:00pm

• October 11, 1911 @ 11:00pm