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WorksheetsWWII (Pacific) Test Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
When did WWII start in Europe?
September 1939
May 1945
December 1941
August 1940
Which country started the WWII in Europe?
Australia
Japan
Poland
Germany
What was the Axis country during WWII in the Pacific?
Philippines
China
Japan
Australia
How did WWII in the Pacific start?
Japan attacked Chinese naval base
Japan attacked American naval base
Japan attacked Philippines' airfields
Japan attacked Australian airfields
When did WWII in the Pacific start?
Stempter 1, 1939
May 8, 1945
December 7, 1941
August 8, 1945
Which country attacked America’s naval base at Hawaii during WWII in the pacific?
Japan
China
Philippines
Germany
Who was the president of America during WWII until April 1945?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harris Truman
Winston Churchill
Abraham Lincoln
Where is Pearl Harbor? (Country and State)
France, Paris
Germany, Berlin
Japan, Hiroshima
America, Hawaii
What is an executive order?
An order directly signed by the President of United States.
A law that is passed by Congress in America.
An order directly passed by Congress.
A law that is only signed by the Supreme Court
What is the name of the rule given by Franklin D. Roosevelt that sent many Japanese to prison camps after the attack of Pearl Harbor?
Executive Order 9600
Federal Law 9066
Constitution 9606
Executive Order 9066
What is the name of the camp that many Japanese were relocated after the attack of Pearl Harbor?
Concentration Camps
Internment Camps
Normandy Camps
Bataan Death Camps
Who is Douglas MacArthur?
An American general who was in command of Europe during WWII in Europe.
The most famous Germany leader during the Battle of Stalingrad.
The most famous Japanese Emperor who started WWII in the Pacific
An American general who was in command of Philippines during WWII in the pacific
What is Bataan Death March?
Japanese soldiers forced American and Filipino soldiers to walk 65 miles in 5 days without water and food, during which many Allied soldiers died
Chinese soldiers forced American and Filipino soldiers to walk 65 miles in 5 days during which many Allied soldiers died
Allied soldiers forced enemy soldiers to walk 65 miles in 5 days without water and food, during which many Japanese soldiers died
American and Filipino soldiers fought against Japanese soldiers during an organized walk and successfully killed all Japanese soldiers.
What is the name of American General Douglas MacArthur’s plan to win land back from Japan?
Island Jumping
Island Hopping
Battle of Iwo Jima
Battle of Midway
Which American General was in charge of battles in the Philippines?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Winston Churchill
Which battle during WWII in the Pacific was America’s revenge on Pearl Harbor?
Battle of Iwo Jima
Battle of Stalingrad
Battle of Midway
Battle of Bataan
What is the turning point in WWII in the Pacific?
Battle of Stalingrad
Battle of Midway
Normandy Landing
Atomic bomb dropping
Why was Battle of Midway a turning point during WWII in the Pacific?
Because after the battle, Japan could no longer use its navy to attack other European countries
Because after the battle, Japan could no longer use its navy to attack other Asian countries
Because after the battle, Germany could no longer use its navy to attack other Asian countries
Because after the battle, Germany could no longer use its navy to attack other European countries
What is the Manhattan Project ?
The project that Japan did medical experiments on Chinese bodies when people were still alive.
The project that authorized the development of atomic bombs.
The project that Germany developed to attack Soviet Union.
The project that Germans did medical experiments on Jews' bodies when people were still alive.
What was the first battle during which Allied forces started to attack Japanese homeland?
Battle of Normandy
Battle of Midway
Battle of Pearl Harbor
Battle of Iwo Jima
What language was the secret military code built on for code talkers?
Americans
Navajos
Comanches
Omahas
During which battle did America lose 1/3 of US marines? This is the only battle that America suffered higher casualty than Japan.
Battle of Stalingrad
Battle of Pearl Harbor
Battle of Midway
Battle of Iwo Jima
Why did Yamamoto's surprise attack of Midway fail?
Because his battleships accidently caught on fire and exploded.
Because US intelligence unit decoded Japanese radio message and learned the size, location, and strategy of the attack
Because Japanese American spies gave the attack information to the American government so they could get out of the internment camps
Because American powers were too powerful and Japanese forces were too weak
More than any other battle in U.S. history, 27 Medals of Honor were awarded to US marines for their bravery in ______________.
Battle of Midway
Battle of Iwo Jima
Battle of Okinawa
Battle of Stalingrad
In which country did U.S. drop atomic bombs?
Germany
Italy
Japan
Soviet Union
In which two cities did U.S drop atomic bombs
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Beijing and Bataan
Paris and Berlin
Stalingrad and Normandy
What are code names for two atomic bombs that were dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
Beauty and Beast
Little Boy and Fat Man
Skinny and Beautiful
Little Girl and Little Boy
What is the name given to Japanese pilots who made intentional suicidal crashes into enemy targets?
Kamikaze fighters
Internment camp prisoners
Allied fighters
Axis fighters
Why did Japan finally surrender in 1945?
Atomic bombs were too destructive.
Japan lost its entire Navy during the Battle of Midway.
Hitler committed suicide.
China destroyed Japanese army in China.
When did Hiroto officially sign the paper of surrender which marked the end of WWII in the Pacific?
September 1, 1939
May 8, 1945
December 7, 1941
September 2, 1945
Which country lost most people during entire WWII?
United States
China
Germany
Soviet Union
Which country's soldiers treated the prisoners of the war the worst? (Most horrible soldiers during WWII?)
Germany
Japan
Soviet Union
United States
What is the name of the trial during which Japanese leaders were charged with war crimes after WWII?
Japanese Trial
Treaty of Versailles
Tokyo Trial
International Trial
Who is the President of the U.S. after April 1945?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Douglas MacArthur
Chester Nimitz
Harry Truman
What diseases did Allied soldiers contracted in the Philippines?
Malaria
Cholera
AIDS
STD
Where did James Doolittle and his pilots land after bombing Japan? Why?
They flew back to Hornet because they had fuel.
They landed in Japan and were captured.
They landed in China because they had no fuel left.
They flew back to Pearl Harbor because it was close to Japan.
What international organization was founded in 1945 to maintain peace and protect human rights?
League of Nations
International Peace Organization
United Nations
World Human Rights Orgnization
What war crimes were committed by Japanese? (Choose all right answers)
Used alive humans for medical experiments
Torture prisoners of war
Attacked neutral zones such as hospitals
Used chemicals and bacteria to mass-killing civillians
What is the green country on the map?
Japan
China
Australia
Philippines
Before he left the Philippines, Douglas MacArthur promised to people that___________
“I shall return!”
“We will win the war!”
“I will come back!”
“Victory is ours!”
What is the name of the walk during which Allied soldiers received brutal treatments from Japanese?
Concentration Walk
Interment Camps
Bataan Death March
Philippines Death March
Why did Japan attack America?
America dropped atomic bombs in Japan
America placed an oil embargo on Japan
American sent Japanese Americans to internment camps
American attacked Japan's naval base at Pearl Harbor
What is the red country on the map?
Japan
China
Australia
Philippines
Which group of people served as code talkers during WWII?
Asian Americans
African Americans
White Americans
Native Americans
How many people died around the world during WWII?
8,000
800,000
800,0000
80,000,000
Why did Japan attack America?
Because American stopped trading oil with Japan
Because American stopped trading iron with Japan
Because American dropped atomic bombs in Japan
Because Japan attacked China
Why did U.S. place an oil embargo in Japan?
To protest Japan's invasion of the Philippines
To revenge Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor
To discourage Japan's invasion of China
To stop Japan's relation with Germany
Why was Executive Order 9066 unfair to Japanese in America?
Because they were good workers who just made small mistakes.
Because it should also include other Asian immigrants.
Because there was no evidence to prove that they betrayed America.
Because President did not allow people to vote on this law.
Why did Allied army surrender to Japan in the Philippines in 1942?
Americans did not send any help to aid Allied troops.
Allied troops were untrained, weapons were outdated, and soldiers were sick.
Japan and China were fighting together against the Allies.
Allied troops left supplies on the aircraft carriers, so they were too weak to fight.
Which president authorized the Manhattan Project? Which president authorized the use of weapons in Japan?
FDR; Harry Truman
Harry Truman; FDR
FDR; FDR
Harry Truman; Harry Truman
