The document is a quiz about ANZAC Day and World War I and II. It contains 12 multiple choice questions about the first ANZAC Day commemoration, number of ANZAC deaths at Gallipoli, the name of the field poppies grow on, what RSA stands for, when World War II and the National War Memorial in Wellington ended, that the Victoria Cross is the highest war medal that can be earned, the time of the first Dawn Service on ANZAC Day, how long World War II lasted, and the country the battle-grounds of Gallipoli are located in, along with the answers.

1. ANZAC
DAY
QUIZ!
BY
AMY

2. What year was the first
ANZAC Day
commemoration?
 Was it…
a. 1914
b. 1915
c. 1916

3. How many ANZACS died at
Gallipoli Peninsula?
 Was it…
a. 2,721
b. 3,721
c. 4,721

4. What is the name of the
field that poppies grow on?
 Is it…
a. Poppy Field
b. Flanders Field
c. War Field
d. Fighting Field

5. What does RSA stand for?
 Is it…
a. Russian Soldier Animations
b. Red Suit Analysis
c. Returned Services Association
d. Really Smart Aliens

6. When did World War II
end?
 Was it…
a. 3rd September 1945
b. 4th September 1945
c. 2th September 1945

7. When was the National
War Memorial in Wellington
opened?
 Was it…
a. 1933
b. 1932
c. 1934

8. The Victoria Cross war
medal is the highest you can
earn from fighting in wars?
 Is that…
a. False
b. Is not an actual war medal
c. True

9. What time is the first Dawn
Service held on ANZAC
Day?
 Is it…
a. 4:30am
b. 5:30am
c. 6:30am

10. How long did World War
II last for?
 Was it…
a. Six weeks
b. Six months
c. Six years

11. What country are the
battle-grounds of Gallipoli
in?
 Is it…
a. Greece
b. Turkey
c. Egypt
d. Holland

12. ANSWERS
1. C 8. A
2. A 9. C
3. B 10. B
4. C
5. C
6. B
7.C