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WorksheetsRemembrance Day
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
In which year did WW1 start?
1912
1914
1916
1918
WW1 is also know as...
The Great War
The War of Remembrance
The Battle of Europe
All of the above
What event began WW1?
The death of Queen Victoria
Serbia invading Austria
The death of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Germany invading Poland
About how many Australians fought at Gallipoli?
20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
At the Western Front, Allied forces including Britain, Australia and France were trying to fight back the German army.
True
False
An armistice is an agreement to...
enlist more troops.
hand over arms.
delay fighting for a week.
end fighting.
What time was the armistice declared?
8 am
11 am
11 pm
midnight
Which instrument is the Last Post played on?
Trumpet
Bugle
Bagpipes
Saxophone
Which flower is worn on Remembrance Day?
Sunflower
Rose
Poppy
Any red flower
What day and month is Remembrance Day celebrated?
11/11
11/10
10/11
11/01
Which year was it first observed?
1932
1910
1919
1945
In which country is it a public holiday?
Italy
Germany
France
Canada
How many Commonwealth countries observe Remembrance day on the same date?
54
50
49
51
Why do red Poppies symbolize Remembrance Day?
They symbolize the fragile nature of human lives
They grew in Belgium where the battle took place
The red color symbolizes blood
They were mentioned in a WW1 poem
How long is silence observed?
1 minute
2 minutes
5 minutes
11 minutes
What tune is traditionally played to mark the start of the silence?
The Last Post
The Last Soul
The Silence
The Poppy Field
Which Voluntary organization organizes the 'Poppy Appeal' to raise funds for former British Veterans?
Help for Heroes
Age UK
Salvation Army
British Legion
The Bugle is the instrument usually played at the end of the silence. It was traditionally used on the battle field to indicate to soldiers that....
their watch shift is over
the battle has ended
it is time to sleep
a soldier have lost their life
Which one is a poppy.
What are the different names for remembrance day?
Remembrance day
Poppy Day
Armistice day
The day to remember to go to school
