Ghosts of Gallipoli

What was the Gallipoli Campaign of the First World War known for?

• The human cost of conflict

• The victory of the Allies

• The defeat of the Ottoman Empire

• The end of World War I.

Which countries' soldiers were involved in the Gallipoli landings on 25 April 1915?

• A) Australia, New Zealand, Britain, France

• B) Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia

• C) USA, Canada, India, China

• D) Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey

What is commemorated annually on Anzac Day?

• The end of World War I

• The bravery and solidarity of the Anzacs

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

• The beginning of World War II

Fill in the blank: The Gallipoli Campaign was one of the _______ and most futile campaigns of the First World War.

• easiest

• hardest

• shortest

• longest

What did the spirits of fallen soldiers at Gallipoli provide to the living soldiers?

• Fear

• Comfort

• Confusion

• Anger

Which of the following is a reason why the spirits of fallen soldiers were believed to appear?

• To haunt the living

• To provide guidance

• To seek revenge

• To celebrate victory

Fill in the blank: The voices of the spirits at Gallipoli were said to carry on the wind like _______ of a bygone era.

• whispers

• echoes

• songs

• cries

What is the significance of Anzac Day for Australians and New Zealanders?

• It marks the end of World War II

• It honors the Anzacs who fought at Gallipoli

• It celebrates the signing of a peace treaty

• It commemorates the start of World War I

Fill in the blank: The Gallipoli Campaign took place on the _______ peninsula.

• Balkan

• Gallipoli

• Iberian

• Arabian

What did the Anzacs display in the face of adversity during the Gallipoli Campaign?

• Fear and retreat

• Bravery and solidarity

• Anger and revenge

• Confusion and chaos