Australians In World War I: Trivia Quiz!
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How much do you know about Australians in World War I? While many of the Australian character and nationhood observations that are relevant today have their roots in the war, and Anzac Day is remembered as a national holiday. The Australian Army was the most extensive service in the Australian military during World War I. Take this informative quiz and find out how much you know about Australians in World War I.
- 1.How long did World War 1 go for?
- A.
5 years
- B.
3 years
- C.
4 years
- 2.What year did WW1 start & finish?
- A.
1916 - 1920
- B.
1914 - 1918
- C.
1908 - 1912
- 3.What were the Neutral States?
- A.
They helped one certain country
- B.
They were battle sites
- C.
They didn't side with anyone
- 4.Why did the Anzacs lose Gallipoli?
- A.
They didn't bring enough guns
- B.
They landed at the wrong beach
- C.
They were too noisy
- 5.Who were the Anzacs fighting against at Gallipoli?
- A.
The Turks
- B.
The Germans
- C.
The Austria-Hungarians
- 6.Where were most of the battles fought in?
- A.
England
- B.
Gallipoli
- C.
Europe
- 7.Why did the Germans have an advantage over the Allies on the Western Front?
- A.
They were on higher ground
- B.
They used poison gas
- C.
They used bombs
- 8.What was the Western Front?
- A.
The Western Front was a battle
- B.
The Western Front was a country
- C.
The Western Front was a whole heap of trenches, known as the 'Trench War'
- 9.Why did Australia fight in World War 1?
- A.
They were controlled by Britain
- B.
They wanted to
- C.
They wanted peace
- 10.Where was Gallipoli?
- A.
In France
- B.
In Russia
- C.
In Turkey
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