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WorksheetsAnzac Day Quiz
Total questions: 2
Worksheet time: 11mins
What does ANZAC stand for?
Australian and North Zealand Army Corps
American and New Zealand Army Corps
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
African and New Zealand Army Corps
When did the ANZAC soldiers travel to Gallipoli?
10th of July 1915
15th of June 1915
1st of May 1915
25th of April 1915
Why are dawn services held on ANZAC Day?
To commemorate the arrival of ANZAC soldiers at Gallipoli
To mark the beginning of spring
To celebrate the end of World War I
To honor all soldiers from different countries
What is the significance of ANZAC Day in forming Australian and New Zealand identity?
Courage and Mateship
Isolation and Fear
Wealth and Power
Hate and Discrimination
How many ANZAC soldiers died at Gallipoli?
Over ten thousand
Five thousand
Twenty thousand
One thousand
What is the purpose of laying down red poppies on ANZAC Day?
To promote peace
To celebrate victory
To remember fallen soldiers
To honor politicians
What do rosemary flowers symbolize on ANZAC Day?
Forgiveness
Memory
Anger
Love
When did Australia start commemorating ANZAC Day?
15th of June 1916
10th of July 1916
1st of May 1916
25th of April 1916
Why did the soldiers need to eat food that would not go bad over time, such as ANZAC biscuits?
Because they tasted delicious.
Because they did not have fridges to store fresh food.
Because ANZAC biscuits contain oats and protein.
Because family members baked ANZAC biscuits, and home baking is the best!
