From Blitz to Glitz in British Cities

Which letters show London, Birmingham and Edinburgh?

• F, E and A

• D, A and B

• G, E and B

• G, D and A

How did the Luftwaffe select the places they bombed in the UK during WW2?

• They targeted populous places, coastal cities and places with heavy industry.

• They chose places which were close together.

• They targeted rural places with famously beautiful landscapes.

• They hit the places closest to Germany.

What is represented by this symbol on an OS map?

• House

• Telephone line

• School

• Railway station

Which word is used to describe a place which is in a city or town with many buildings close together?

Which word describes a place which is in the countryside with many trees and not many buildings?

After World War II many cities were redeveloped with new buildings...

• to cheer people up after a sad and difficult time.

• because many buildings had been destroyed in the Blitz.

• because there were a lot of people with lots of time and not much to do.

• so the cities had more space for people to ride their bikes.