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WorksheetsIsoroku Yamamoto
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Japan planned on establishing itself as a world power through
a)
the utilisation of foreign experts and imports to rapidly modernize the armed forces, build railways and set up cotton mills and steel works
b)
being conservative and sticking with the primitive ideologies
c)
Adopting communist ideologies
d)
engaging in unequal treaties
2.
The Japanese "now or never" mindset in World War II is best exemplified in?
a)
Bushido Code
b)
Rising Sun flag
c)
industrial technology
d)
isolationism
3.
Feudalism can be defined as a period of time
a)
In which powerful families and the military power of Warlords ruled Japan
b)
In relation to the middle ages
c)
which all property belongs to the community
d)
In relation to the present or recent time
4.
In what year was Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto born on
a)
19th May 1920
b)
10th October 1936
c)
8th July 1899
d)
4th April 1884
5.
Yamamoto lived in America and attended______.
a)
University of Texas
b)
Cornell University
c)
Harvard University
d)
University of Michigan
6.
What was Admiral Isoroku's Yamamoto original name?
a)
Origami
b)
Shigenori Tōgō
c)
Hirohito
d)
Tanako Isoroku
7.
Prime minister of Japan for most of WWII.
a)
Yamamoto
b)
Stalin
c)
Tojo
d)
Truman
8.
What was the date of Pearl Harbor
a)
December 7 ,1941
b)
December 25,1942
c)
August 2,1950
d)
September 9,2011
9.
Pearl Harbor is an extraordinary tactical victory; overall, long-term strategic failure.
a)
True
b)
False
10.
What Hawaiian island was Pearl Harbor located?
a)
Kaua'i
b)
Maui, you know, the one from Moana
c)
O'ahu
d)
Lana'i
11.
Who was the mastermind behind the Pearl Harbor attack?
a)
Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto
b)
Anh Yêu Em
c)
Theodore Roosevelt
d)
Emperor Hirihito
12.
The United States declared war on Japan on ___.
a)
January 1, 1942
b)
December 18, 1941
c)
December 8, 1941
d)
March 31, 1944
13.
How long did Yamamoto say they could successfully fight america?
a)
6 months
b)
3 years
c)
1 year
d)
6 years
14.
What date did the United States declare war on Japan in response to the attack?
a)
December 27th, 1941
b)
December 8th, 1941
c)
January 32nd, 1942
d)
November 28th, 1999
15.
A naval attache can be defined as
a)
A diplomatic term in which a naval officer is assigned duty with the diplomatic representative of his country in a foreign region
b)
An official appointed by a state to live in a foreign city and protect the state's citizens and interests there.
c)
An accredited diplomat sent by a state as its permanent representative in a foreign country.
d)
The lowest rank in the imperial Japanese navy.
16.
What was Yamamoto's most notable contribution to the Imperial Japanese Navy and the World as a whole?
a)
The proposal of the adaptation of the aircraft carriers celestial navigation instruments for aeronautical use.
b)
The usage of Napalm on the battlefield
c)
The utilisation of the Samurai sword during times of war
d)
Chemical Weapons
17.
Isoroku Yamamoto's outspoken attitude in opposition of war in the late 1930's made him
a)
A public hero
b)
Well known figure around
c)
Mediocre
d)
A target of a possible extremist assasination
18.
Operation vengeance an American Military operation designed
a)
To kill Adolph Hitler
b)
To Impeach Donald Trump
c)
To kill Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto of the Imperial Japanese Navy
d)
To increase military spending
19.
Isoroku Yamamoto, commander of the Combined Fleet of the Imperial Japanese Navy, was killed on
a)
Bougainville Island
b)
Christmas Island
c)
Easter Island
d)
Goat Island
20.
Yamamoto was killed on
a)
January 2,1942
b)
September 11, 2001
c)
April 18, 1943
d)
November 19, 1965
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