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World War II - The Blitz

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Arabelle Langenhoven

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Froggy Jumps World War IIOnline version World War II - The Blitz by Arabelle Langenhoven 1 How were people taught to use their gas masks? a Soldiers handed out manuals with pictures to explain to civilians b Children had drills at school to prepare them in case of attacks c There were drills for different areas to practice in case of an attack 2 What were the children's masks called? a Mickey Mouse Mask b Daffy Duck Mask c Superman Mask 3 How many times were the gas masks needed? a Multiple times b Just once c Never, there was never a gas attack during World War II 4 What was the most popular shelter? a Anderson Shelter b Johnson Shelter c Smith Shelter 5 Which are characteristics of the Anderson shelters? a Made from corrugated iron sheets, completely underground and comfortable b Made from corrugated iron sheets, dug half way into ground, covered in earth and soil c Made from corrugated tin sheets, completely underground and soundproof 6 a Morrison shelter b Johnson shelter c Freidrich Shelter 7 Where did the people in London hide during the Blitz a Anderson shelters b Morrison shelters c The underground 8 What was the Blackout? a everyone had to paint their houses black so the enemy could not see what they were bombing b everyone had to block out any light from windows and doors using heavy blackout curtains, cardboard c there was no electricity due to the bad economic state during the war 9 Who were they trying to hide from using the Blackout method? a Luftwaffe b Friediche c Delofte 10 Why was the Blackout dangerous a No car headlights or torches allowed - car crashes and falling in dark b People would start fires which would burn out of control and cause major damage c The darkness caused an increase in crime cause they were hidden by the dark 11 Who were the evacuees? a Prisoners of war b Injured soldiers who needed to recover in the country side c Children sent on trains to live with strangers in villages/ on farms 12 Who were part of the Allies a Britain, Italy, USA b Britain, USA, USSR c Japan, USA, Italy 13 Who was part of the Axis? a Germany, Italy, Japan b Germany, USSR, Japan c Germany, USA, USSR

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World War II

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World War IIOnline version

by Arabelle Langenhoven

How were people taught to use their gas masks?

What were the children's masks called?

How many times were the gas masks needed?

What was the most popular shelter?

Which are characteristics of the Anderson shelters?

Where did the people in London hide during the Blitz

What was the Blackout?

Who were they trying to hide from using the Blackout method?

Why was the Blackout dangerous

Who were the evacuees?

Who were part of the Allies

Who was part of the Axis?