Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Quiz

During a school trip to the Pearl Harbor memorial, the tour guide turned to the students and asked, 'Isabella, can you tell us when the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor took place?'

• January 1, 1942

• November 11, 1941

• December 25, 1941

• December 7, 1941

During a World War II documentary screening at school, Ethan asked his friend Siquem, 'Who addressed Congress after the attack on Pearl Harbor?'

• John F. Kennedy

• Dwight D. Eisenhower

• Harry S. Truman

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

Siquem, Ruben, and Isabella are in a history class. Their teacher, Chris, asks them, 'When was Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day officially recognized by Congress?'

• 1994

• 1941

• 1959

• 1945

During a World War II documentary screening at school, Ethan, Mely, and Yahir were intrigued by a country that was aggressively expanding its power and invading other countries in Europe during the 1930s and early 40s. Which country was the documentary referring to?

• France

• Italy

• United Kingdom

• German Third Reich

Raelynn, Ethan, and Isabella are playing a board game based on historical events. They draw a card that reads: 'By 1940, which location served as the headquarters for the entire U.S. Pacific fleet?'

• San Francisco

• New York City

• Pearl Harbor

• Los Angeles

During a history tour of the Pearl Harbor, the guide asked Isabella, Siquem, and Ruben about the infamous attack on Pearl Harbor. Specifically, he wanted to know how many American battleships were docked at Battleship Row during the attack. What was the correct answer they gave?

• Three

• Ten

• Five

• Seven

During a history project discussion, Ruben and Ethan were examining major events of World War II. Ruben asked Ethan, 'What event pushed the United States into World War II?'

• Attack on Pearl Harbor

• Attack on San Francisco

• Attack on Los Angeles

• Attack on New York City

During a school trip to the National History Museum, the guide asked Amilio and Isabella, 'Who addressed Congress and asked them to declare war on Japan?'

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Harry S. Truman

• Dwight D. Eisenhower

• John F. Kennedy

In a history project, Isabella and Ethan were researching about World War II. Isabella mentioned that over 200,000 Americans lost their lives in the war. Ethan disagreed and stated the number was over 450,000. Gael, who was part of their group, was unsure. According to you, who is correct?

• Isabella, who said over 200,000

• Ethan, who said over 100,000

• Ethan, who said over 450,000

• None of them, it's over 1,000,000

Aldo, Mely, and Daisy are participating in a school history quiz. The teacher asks, 'During the attack on Pearl Harbor, how many ships were severely damaged?'

• 30

• 15

• 21

• 25