Trench Warfare

What pattern were trenches dug in?

• Zig-zag

• Curving line

• Love hearts

• Straight line

What is Flanders?

• The Dutch speaking part of Belgium.

• Northern France.

• The homeland of Homer's next-door neighbour.

• It is a region of Germany.

How deep was a typical trench?

• 2.5 meters

• 2.5 inches

• 25 meters

• 2.5 feet

Where were the trenches built on the Western Front?

• Belgium and Northern France

• Holland and Denmark

• Russia and Ukraine

• Southern France and Italy

What was the name of the British army sent to France?

• British Expeditionary Force (BEF)

• Designated Fighting Soldiers (DFS)

• The British Legion (TBL)

• French Foreign Legion (FFL)

How many soldiers were sent with the British Expeditionary Force in 1914?

• 70,000

• 700,000

• 7,000

• One really big soldier

Who provided the most troops to the allied fighting force in 1914?

• Britain

• France

• America

• Australia

How many German soldiers did the British Expeditionary Force face at Mons?

• 160,000

• 16,000

• 1,600,000

• One really big German

What is no man's land?

• The space between the front line of one army and the front line of their enemy.

• The space behind the British trenches in France.

• The space behind the German trenches.

• A disappointing sequel to the videogame No Man's Sky.

What is a dugout?

• A hole dug into a trench with a roof for soldiers to shelter in.

• The boards raised above the bottom of the trench to keep your feet out of water.

• A shelf to store ammunition.

• Something to do with American Baseball.