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What are ANZAC biscuits and what is the story behind?
Oat based biscuits that were sent to Australian soldiers in Gallipoli by their wives and women’s support groups.
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What day did ANZACs leave Gallipoli?
The 20th of December 1915
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What day is ANZAC day celebrated?
The 25th of April 1915
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Who helped injured soldiers with his donkey?
John Simpson Kilkpatrick
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John Kirkpatrick Simpson was born in ______________.
Germany
New Zealand
Australia
England
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The beach that the soldiers landed on is now known as __________ cove.
ANZAC
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What does the poppy symbolise?
Sacrifice and hope
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John Kirkpatrick Simpson worked with the Australian army medical corps and served as a __________ bearer.
stretcher
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How many Australian soldier casualties were there by the time they left Gallipoli?
8,100
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What does the phrase “Lest Us Forget” mean?
We should never forget- those who never came back
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John Kirkpatrick Simpson survived the war and returned to Australia.
False
True
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How does Australia commemorate ANZAC day?
With a dawn service and marches organised to thank and remember the veterans for their courage and sacrifice
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What does the acronym ANZAC mean?
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
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Where is the Australian War memorial located?
In Canberra, ACT
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What was John Kirkpatrick Simpson's nickname?
Scottie
Pattie
Simpie
Johnnie
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What is the Victoria Cross?
The highest and most prestigious decoration of the British honours system
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What days does the Australian flag fly at half mast? For what reason?
On Anzac Day and Remembrance Day. A sign of mourning
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Why was the shrapnel shell so dangerous?
Because when exploded, it blew little bits of steel in all directions.
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Where is Gallipoli?
Turkey
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