Lest We Forget

What date is ANZAC day each year?

• 25 April
• 26 April
• 25 May
• 6 April

On ANZAC day we honour the men and women that fought..

• in England

• at Gallipoli
• in the second world war

• in France

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At least how many soldiers died at Gallipoli?

• 5,000
• 100,000
• 2,000
• 11,000

Why are ANZAC services held at dawn?

• Because we can be finished early
• Because in battle, dawn was the best time to attack the enemy
• Because it is not too hot yet

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What is the name of the famous food given to WW1 soldiers?

• ANZAC biscuit
• ANZAC crackers
• Crunchy hard cookies
• ANZAC candy

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What does ANZAC stand for?

• A New Zealand Association Company
• Australia and New Zealand Army Company
• Australia and New Zealand Army Corps

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The place where the ANZAC'S landed in 1915 is now known as...

• ANZAC Island
• ANZAC Cove
• Istanbul

• Turkey

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What phrase do we associate with ANZAC?

• least we have forgotten
• Lets forget
• Lest we forget

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What flower symbolises ANZAC day?

• Poppy
• Tulip
• Lilly
• Sun flower

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The Anzacs were all volunteers. True/False.

• True

• False

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