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Which countries formed the Triple Alliance?
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
Britain, France, and Russia
Austria-Hungary, Italy, and Britain
Germany, Russia, and France
Which countries formed the Triple Entente?
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
France, Russia, and Great Britain
Britain, Italy, and the United States
Russia, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire
Why was the Battle of Vimy Ridge so important?
It was the last major battle of World War I.
It forced Germany to surrender.
It gave the Allied Forces a vantage point to observe German
It marked the first use of tanks in battle.
What were the casualties of the Battle of Vimy Ridge?
7000
15000
3000
10500
What year was the use of chlorine gas outlawed by international agreement?
1907
1920
1910
1915
How many casualties were suffered by the Canadian troops at Vimy Ridge?
4,000–5,000
6,000–6,500
8,000–9,000
2,000–3,000
Who was in charge of supplying Canadian troops with clothing and munitions?
Sam Hughes
Burt Reynolds
Woodrow Wilson
Alan Rickman
The Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) stayed independent throughout most of the war.
True
False
What is the definition of an “enemy alien”?
A foreign diplomat living in exile.
A person who immigrated from a country currently at war with
A captured soldier from an opposing army.
A spy caught behind enemy lines.
Did new weapon technology increase deaths during the war?
False
True
Did advanced weapon technology start being used in World War I or World War II?
WWI
WWI
What condition did soldiers often suffer from that caused their feet to swell and turn black?
Gangrene
Frostbite
Shell shock
Trench foot
What was the most common mental disorder soldiers developed because of the war?
Depression
Anxiety
Bipolar disorder
Shell shock (PTSD)
What jobs did women perform on the Western Front during World War I?
Sent important messages to soldiers
Served as switchboard operators
Worked as nurses in the Royal Canadian Medical Corps
All of the above
During World War I, which of the following best describes how warfare changed?
New inventions like tanks, planes, and chemical weapons tran
Communication and transportation slowed down.
Battles relied mainly on horses and swords.
There were few technological advances.
Pilots were used to promote recruiting in the homeland.
True
False
