Year 6 Weekly Quiz 5

History: Reserved occupations were ​ (a)   that meant that certain people ​ (b)   have to join the ​ (c)   during ​ (d)   .

• jobs
• army
• WW2
• did not
• did

History: Which of these was a reserved occupations during the war?

• Scientists

• Teachers

• Farmers

• Factory Workers

History: Which of these were typical jobs for women during the war and which were not?

Groups:

(a) Typical for women (they did these roles)

,

(b) Not typical for women

• Radar Operator

• Factory Worker

• Farmer

• Home Guard

• Scientist

History: The Home Guard was made up of men who ​ (a)   ​ ​ . Its job was to ​ (b)  

• could not go to war
• chose not to go to war
• protect against a possible Nazi invasion
• fight Nazis that invaded Britain

History: Is this an example of a primary or secondary source of evidence? Type whether it is primary or secondary (spelling the word correctly!)

a

Primary

Secondary

History: True or False? Ordinary people - who lived in Britain - sent food to the soldiers in Europe during the war.

• True

• False

History: Order the events we have studied in history.

• Hitler becomes the leader of Germany and begins persecuting Jewish people

• Hitler invades Poland

• World War 2 begins

• Germany signs the Treaty of Versailles

• The Blitz and the Battle of Britain cause destruction over and in Britain

Maths: Fractions show ____ of a _____

Maths: Match the improper fraction to its mixed number (use jottings in your thinking book or white board)

• 3
  -
  2

• 
• 5
  -
  2

• 
• 13
  --
  4

• 

Maths: Calculate 1/4 + 2/3

• 11/12

• 10/12

• 3/7

• 12/12