The red poppy https://nzhistory.govt.nz/war/anzac-day/poppie

The red poppy has become a symbol of...

• War of Peace

• War rememberance

• World war II

• War of Love

People in many countries wear the poppy to remember...

• Soldiers who traveled to Gallipoli

• those who still serve in war

• Soldiers who fought in Gallipoli

• Those who died in war

NZ'ers wear the poppy on ANZAC day but in other countries poppys are worn on what day?

• World Poppy day

• International day of Peace

• Armistice Day

• Daffodil day

In a cemetery near by, red poppies blew gently in the breeze -

• as a symbol of blood from fallen soldiers.

• a symbol of regeneration and growth in a landscape of blood and destruction.

• a symbolic gesture representing the red sea.

• as a symbol of death spreading quickly across the fields.

Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae wrote a poem called 'In Flanders fields', what did he die of?

• natural cause

• gunshot wound in battle.

• cancer.

• cerebral meningitis.

The person who was responsible for making the poppy an international symbol of remembrance was known as the...?

• The poppy lady.

• The ANZAC lady.

• Flaunders field lady.

• The lady in red.

What does RSA stand for?

• Returned Soldiers Association

• Returned Services Association

• Returned Services Army

• Returned Security Army

The first poppy appeal day was scheduled for Armistice day 1921 but ended up being on ANZAC day 1922, why was that?

The first poppy day appeal was a success and raised an equivalent to 1.3 million dollars, what did they use the money for?

The Christchurch RSA during World War II started to make poppies out of paper, what did they use to make it in?

• flannel

• cotton

• paper mache

• Cloth