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- 1. Multiple Choice
When did the ANZACs arrive at Gallipoli?
25 April, 1915
25 December, 1925
25 April, 1914
25 December, 1925
- 2. Multiple Choice
Who were the ANZACs fighting at Gallipoli?
Germany
America
Austria
Turkey
- 3. Multiple Choice
What was 'no mans land'?
countries that weren't involved in the war
the area inside a trench
the old name for australia
the area between the opposing sides trenches
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which body of water did the Triple Entente want access to?
Indian Ocean
North Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Black Sea
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which city were the Triple Entente hoping to reach to force the Ottomans to surrender?
Bodrum
Vienna
Berlin
Constantinople
- 6. Multiple Choice
Give TWO reasons the terrain at Gallipoli was difficult?
It was very steep
There were lots of wild animals
It was very sandy
There was a short beach
- 7. Multiple Choice
Where did the ANZACs train before going to Gallipoli?
France
England
South Africa
Egypt
- 8. Fill in the Blank
What is the name of the straits the ANZACs aimed to control during the campaign?
- 9. Multiple Choice
The landing went exactly as it was planned.
True
False
- 10. Fill in the Blank
ANZAC stands for
- 11. Fill in the Blank
The campaign lasted how many months?
- 12. Multiple Choice
The First Lord of Admiralty who was in charge of the campaign was.
Winston Churchill
Scott Morrison
Herbert Kitchener
Wilhelm II
- 13. Multiple Choice
What were the names of the two other fronts of WWI?
East and West Front
Eastern and Western Front
Russian and French Fronts
Allies and Enemies Front
- 14. Multiple Choice
How did the Gallipoli campaign end?
A Turkish victory, with the ANZACS retreating at night
An ANZAC and British victory, removing Turkey from the war.
- 15. Multiple Choice
Where did the ANZACs land?
The right spot
1km north of intended
1km south of intended
- 16. Multiple Choice
How many causalities were there on Day 1?
1000
800
2000
2500
- 17. Multiple Choice
Name a disease the ANZACs battled @ Gallipoli
Chicken Pox
Dysentery
Trench Foot
Coughs & Colds
- 18. Multiple Choice
What is a stalemate?
when no side can advance of improve their position
an agreed suspension of activity
when one side is going to win
lacking in military efficiency
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