Where is Gallipoli?
Gallipoli is a peninsula of land in western Turkey separating the Aegean Sea and the Dardanelles.
Who was the "man with the donkey"?
John Simpson Kirkpatrick. Better known to Australians as Jack Simpson.
When did the first ANZACs land at ANZAC Cove?
4:28am on Sunday 25th April 1915
What is the Victoria Cross?
The highest British Commonwealth award for bravery in the presence of the enemy.
Where is the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier?
In the Hall of Remembrance at the Australian War Memorial, Canberra.
When did the ANZACs leave Gallipoli?
20 December, 1915
When did World War 1 end?
At 11am on 11th November, 1918
Why is the red poppy a symbol of sacrifice?
The Flanders poppy grew in the trenches and craters of the war zone. It also flowers in Turkey in early Spring.
Where did Australian nurses serve in World War 1?
Vladivostok, Burma, India, Persian Gulf, Egypt, Greece, Italy, France and England.
When is the Australian Flag flown at half-mast?
ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day, and as a sign of mourning.
Where is the Australian War Memorial?
Canberra, ACT
How many ANZACs were killed on the first day of the Gallipoli battle, 25 April, 1915?
2000
What does the acronym ANZAC mean?
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
What is the significance of ANZAC biscuits?
They were made and sent to family serving in Gallipoli - chosen because the ingredients provided nutrition and could last months of transportation.
