1. How many Anzacs were in the Allied fighting force in World War One? 103, 000 150, 000 90, 000 112, 000

2. In which Western Front battle did the Anzacs fight in the second half of WWI? The Somme Battle of Britain Verdun The Marne

3. What were the Anzac casualties in WWI? 18 000 dead, 40 000 wounded 30 000 dead, 40 000 wounded 20 000 dead, 50 000 wounded 100 000 dead, 150 000 wounded

4. According to the New Zealand Prime Minister, what was the greatest success for the Anzacs in the war? Saving the Mother Country, Great Britain Not being forced to surreender Killing more Germans than the Americans A new sense of nationhood

5. On which day do Australia and New Zealand celebrate Anzac day? August 12th March 19th April 25th September 5th

6. In World War Two, who was commander in chief of Anzac forces in the Mediterrean and African theatre of war? General Bernard Montgomery General Douglas MacArthur General Dwight Eisenhower General Bernard Cyril Freyberg

7. In terms of the percentage of the population committed as soldiers to the Allies in World War Two, where did Australia and New Zealand rank? First Tenth Third Second

8. Which of these was *not* a theatre that the Anzac ground forces fought in in World War Two? North Africa The Pacific France Cyprus

9. What were the Anzac casualties in World War Two? 15 000 dead, 17 000 wounded 18 000 dead, 23 000 wounded 10 000 dead, 19 000 wounded 12 000 dead, 17 000 wounded

10. Which author wrote a book about the Anzacs in 1978, popularising an Anzac legend? James Brooke Patsy Adam-Smith Phillip Pullman Madeleine Dean-Jones