Anzac Day Quiz

What does ANZAC stand for?

• Australian and North Zealand Army Corps

• American and New Zealand Army Corps

• Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

• African and New Zealand Army Corps

When did the ANZAC soldiers travel to Gallipoli?

• 10th of July 1915

• 15th of June 1915

• 1st of May 1915

• 25th of April 1915

Why are dawn services held on ANZAC Day?

• To commemorate the arrival of ANZAC soldiers at Gallipoli

• To mark the beginning of spring

• To celebrate the end of World War I

• To honor all soldiers from different countries

What is the significance of ANZAC Day in forming Australian and New Zealand identity?

• Courage and Mateship

• Isolation and Fear

• Wealth and Power

• Hate and Discrimination

How many ANZAC soldiers died at Gallipoli?

• Over ten thousand

• Five thousand

• Twenty thousand

• One thousand

What is the purpose of laying down red poppies on ANZAC Day?

• To promote peace

• To celebrate victory

• To remember fallen soldiers

• To honor politicians

What do rosemary flowers symbolize on ANZAC Day?

• Forgiveness

• Memory

• Anger

• Love

When did Australia start commemorating ANZAC Day?

• 15th of June 1916

• 10th of July 1916

• 1st of May 1916

• 25th of April 1916

Why did the soldiers need to eat food that would not go bad over time, such as ANZAC biscuits?

• Because they tasted delicious.

• Because they did not have fridges to store fresh food.

• Because ANZAC biscuits contain oats and protein.

• Because family members baked ANZAC biscuits, and home baking is the best!