British heavy tanks of the First World War - Quiz
A) Rhomboid B) Boxy C) Cylindrical D) Spherical
A) In a rotating turret B) In sponsons on the hull sides C) On the roof of the tank D) At the rear of the vehicle
A) Manual pouring B) Gravity feed C) Hand-cranked pressure D) Electric fuel pump
A) 60 °C B) 30 °C C) 40 °C D) 50 °C
A) Full steel suits B) Thick rubber padding C) Leather-and-chainmail masks D) Ceramic chest plates
A) 5 mm B) 15 mm C) 8 mm D) 12 mm
A) Luger P08 pistol B) 88 mm Flak gun C) 13.2 mm Mauser 1918 T-Gewehr D) Flamethrower
A) Electronic intercom B) A primitive radio C) Hand signals D) Voice commands
A) Hitting the engine block with a spanner B) Flicking a light switch C) Pulling a rope D) Sounding a whistle
A) An anchor B) A steering tail C) A rudder D) A stabilizer wheel
A) Carrier pigeons B) Telephone lines C) Smoke signals D) Wireless telegraphy
A) Walking pace B) 20 miles per hour C) 50 miles per hour D) 10 miles per hour
A) A chemical smoke bomb B) An artillery shell C) Bundled stick grenades D) A land mine
A) Medical Corps B) Salvage Companies C) Engineering battalions D) Frontline infantry
A) Carbon monoxide, fuel, oil, and cordite fumes B) Poor ventilation of external smoke C) Decomposing organic matter D) Mustard gas
A) To maintain secrecy B) To sound intimidating to the enemy C) To describe the water capacity of the vehicle D) To hide the fact that it was a weapon
A) Triangular B) Rhomboidal C) Cylindrical D) Box-like
A) Land Ship Mark I B) Mother C) Little Willie D) Big Centipede
A) Male tanks had 6-pounder cannons, while Female tanks had only machine guns B) Male tanks were faster than Female tanks C) Male tanks were larger than Female tanks D) Male tanks carried troops, while Female tanks carried supplies
A) November 1917 B) August 1916 C) June 1917 D) 15 September 1916
A) The Foster Machine B) The Mother II C) Little Willie D) The Centipede
A) Albert Stern B) Ernest Swinton C) Walter Wilson D) William Tritton
A) Battle of Cambrai B) Battle of the Somme C) Battle of the Western Front D) Battle of Flers-Courcelette
A) A more powerful engine B) Thicker armor plating C) Increased speed D) An improved transmission
A) Albert Stern B) Lloyd George C) Winston Churchill D) Hugh Elles
A) Hugh Elles B) Ernest Swinton C) William Tritton D) Walter Wilson
A) Winston Churchill B) Lloyd George C) Albert Stern D) Lord Kitchener |
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