remembrance day

Why do Australians celebrate Remembrance Day on 11th November every year?

• To honor soldiers who have died in World war I

• To celebrate victory in World War I

• To commemorate the end of World War II

• To honor soldiers who died in the Vietnam War

What is the significance of The Last Post played on Remembrance Day?

• It marks the end of the Remembrance Service

• It signals the beginning of a two-minute silence

• It marks the beginning of the First World War

• It honors soldiers who fought in World War II

What does the bugler play just before 11 am on Remembrance Day?

• The Last Post

• The Rouse

• Reveille

• Taps

Why do many people wear red paper poppies on Remembrance Day?

• To signify victory in war

• Because poppies grew on battlefields during World War I

• To symbolize peace

• Because poppies are the national flower of Australia

What does The Rouse symbolize during the Remembrance Service?

• Mourning for fallen soldiers

• Hope and a new beginning

• The end of the First World War

• Victory in battle

Where do crowds gather on Remembrance Day morning?

• At shopping malls

• At war memorials

• At sports stadiums

• At schools

What is the significance of the two-minute silence on Remembrance Day?

• It marks the beginning of the Remembrance Service

• It honors soldiers who died in all wars

• It marks the end of World War I

• It allows people to reflect and remember the fallen soldiers

What is the symbol of Remembrance Day?

• White doves

• Red poppies

• Black ribbons

• Yellow roses