How much do you know about Passchendaele?
Test Your Knowledge on Passchendaele
Are you ready to dive deep into one of the most significant battles of World War I? Our quiz on Passchendaele will challenge your understanding of this historical event. Test your knowledge on key facts and figures related to the battle and honor the bravery of those who fought.
In this quiz, you will discover:
- Details about the ANZAC forces
- The significance of the red poppy
- The timeline of the Battle of Passchendaele
'ANZAC' stands for?
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
Australian and New Zealand Army Company
American and New Zealand Army Corps
A symbol commonly associated with Anzac Day is?
Silver Coin
Red Poppy
A Kiwi
A yellow rose
In what country is Passchendaele located?
America
England
Belgium
Australia
Who were the Allies fighting at Passchendaele?
America, New Zealand and Germany
Britain, Australia, New Zealand
France, Australia and New Zealand
What is another name for 'The Battle of Passchendaele'?
The Fourth Battle of Ypres
The Thirteenth Battle of Ypres
The Battle of Ypres
The Third Battle of Ypres
How many Victoria's Crosses were won for bravery by New Zealanders?
Three
Five
Ten
One
How many casualties did New Zealand have in the entire battle?
3000
18,000
400,000
20
When did the battle of Passchendaele begin?
31st July 1917
10th October 1916
31st June 1917
13th March 1917
When did the New Zealand Division make the first attack?
10th October 1917
3rd November 1917
4 October 1917
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