British and Canadian armies in the Battle of the Scheldt, 1944

The transcript describes the strategic operations of the Allied forces during World War II. It highlights the airborne army's movement along the Rhine Delta, the Canadian forces' assault on Antwerp, and the commando units' inland drive. The narrative culminates in the fierce battle to liberate the port of Antwerp, showcasing the intense combat and eventual victory of the Allied forces.

What was the strategic objective of the first Allied airborne army?

• To capture Berlin

• To advance along the Rhine Delta

• To secure the beaches of Normandy

• To defend the Maginot Line

Which forces were responsible for storming the last gate guarding Antwerp?

• American paratroopers

• British naval forces

• Canadian forces

• French resistance fighters

What was the main challenge faced by the Canadians and British during the battle for Antwerp?

• Severe weather conditions

• Communication breakdown

• Intense combat

• Lack of supplies

What was the outcome of the battle for Antwerp?

• The city was liberated by the Allies

• The battle ended in a stalemate

• The city was destroyed

• The city remained under enemy control

Which two national forces were primarily involved in the liberation of Antwerp?

• Italian and Greek

• American and French

• Canadian and British

• Russian and Polish