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KS3 History Practice Test: First World War
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KS3 History Practice Test: First World War
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25 Questions

1. A country that does not take sides in a war is .......
2. Why was Germany suffering food shortages by 1918?
3. What was the first poison gas used in the war?
4. Who was the French Prime Minister who most wanted Germany punished?
5. Which word means countries agreeing to help each other?
6. Who became British Prime Minister in 1916 and changed the course of the war?
7. World War One was called 'The war to .......'
8. What did it mean to 'go over the top'?
9. Who appeared on a famous Army recruitment poster?
10. Which passenger liner was sunk by a U-boat torpedo in 1916?
11. Who was British Commander-in-Chief on the Western Front?
12. Love of your country and a duty to fight for it is known as what?
13. In 1914 which country was not part of the Triple Alliance?
14. What signal usually ordered men 'over the top'?
15. Germany planned to invade France through where?
16. Lloyd George introduced what, to deal with food shortages?
17. What were sometimes handed out as a symbol of cowardice?
18. The Lusitania incident helped to bring which country into the war?
19. The Somme aimed to force German troops away from which battle?
20. Which two countries were banned from uniting in the future?
21. What did NOT happen to Germany as a result of the treaty?
22. There was stalemate at which battle of late 1914?
23. Germany lost its colonies on which continent?
24. What method forced men to join the British Army?
25. In 1914, which country was not part of the Triple Entente?