Year 6 World War II Knowledge Quiz

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Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: 'World War II lasted from ...... ' *

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1914 - 1918

1937 - 1943

1939 - 1945

1954 - 1959

What was the name of the World War II German leader? *

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Adolf Hitler

Joseph Stalin

Winston Churchill

Benito Mussolini

In World War II, on one side was the Allied powers and on the other side was the Axis powers. Britain was an Allied power. Which two other countries were also major Allied powers? *

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Germany

Japan

France

USA

Italy

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Who is this famous British World War II leader? *

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Neville Chamberlain

Winston Churchill

What was the Blitz?

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The movement of children to the countryside

The limiting of food

The Battle fought in the Atlantic Ocean between Allied ships and U-Boats

The bombing of British cities by the German air force (Luftwaffe)

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During the war, it was feared many children would lose their lives if they stayed in the cities as it was expected the German air force would heavily bomb these cities. What was the movement of children to safe homes in the countryside called? *

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Rationing

The Blitz

Evacuation

Propaganda

What is shown in the centre of this picture? *

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Which Battle was fought above the south of England to stop Hitler from gaining control of British skies so he could then launch an invasion? *

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Battle of Britain

Battle of the Atlantic

Battle of Waterloo

Battle of Hastings

Adolf Hitler persecuted anyone who was Jewish. Anne Frank was a Jewish girl who had to go into hiding in a small annex in the Dutch capital of Amsterdam. She was sadly captured and sent to a concentration camp where she died. What is the main reason we know about her experience still today? *

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TV reports

She wrote a diary

Photographs

The internet

During the war, there was not as much food to go around. How did the Government make sure that the country did not starve? *

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They issued ration books to make sure people would only buy the food they needed

They encouraged people to grow their own food (the Dig for Victory campaign)

They encouraged women to work on farms in the Land Army as many men had gone off to fight.

All of the above

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