Gallipoli and the ANZAC Spirit

What reputation did the soldiers who fought at Gallipoli gain?

• Brave and resilient

• Cowardly and weak

• Indifferent and neutral

• Unskilled and inexperienced

What specific qualities became known as the ANZAC spirit?

• Courage, mateship, and endurance

• Fear and hesitation

• Selfishness and greed

• Isolation and introversion

When and how was the first ANZAC day commemorated?

• April 25, 1915, with a dawn service and marches

• April 25, 1920, with a public holiday

• April 25, 1916, with a dawn service and parades

• April 25, 1917, with a moment of silence

What occurred during the 1920s and 1930s regarding ANZAC day?

• ANZAC Day became a day of remembrance in Aust and NZ

• The date of ANZAC Day was changed.

• ANZAC Day was no longer observed.

• ANZAC Day was first commemorated.

What is the meaning of ANZAC day today?

• A day to honour all Australian service personel have served their country in conflict and peace keeping

• A celebration of the end of World War II

• A national holiday for sports events

• A day to commemorate the signing of a peace treaty

How is ANZAC Day typically observed in Australia and New Zealand?

• With dawn services, marches, and commemorative ceremonies

• With fireworks and parties

• With a national sports tournament

• With a day of silence and no public events

Which of the following is a common symbol associated with ANZAC Day?

• The red poppy

• The white dove

• The olive branch

• The golden star