A) 1942 to 1945 B) 1940 to 1944 C) 1941 to 1946 D) 1939 to 1945
A) Operation Olympic B) Mariana Campaign C) The Tokyo Strike D) Doolittle Raid
A) Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress B) Boeing B-29 Superfortress C) Douglas SBD Dauntless D) North American B-25 Mitchell
A) Australia and New Zealand B) Hawaii and Midway C) The Philippines and Guam D) India and China
A) Development of the atomic bomb B) The fall of the Japanese navy C) The end of the war in Europe D) Availability of airfields in the Mariana Islands
A) Japanese fighter planes were too numerous B) The bombs were too small to penetrate factories C) Manufacturing occurred in small, dispersed workshops D) Weather conditions prevented visual targeting
A) High-altitude daylight precision bombing B) Poison gas attacks on major cities C) Low-altitude nighttime firebombing D) Naval blockades combined with submarine attacks
A) 6 and 9 July 1945 B) 6 and 9 August 1945 C) 1 and 4 August 1945 D) 15 and 20 August 1945
A) 241,000 B) 500,000 C) 333,000 D) 900,000
A) To stockpile aircraft for a home island invasion B) Because they were instructed to surrender C) Because they had run out of fuel entirely D) To focus on naval engagements
A) Lack of interest from pilots B) Over-reliance on foreign aircraft C) Defective aircraft designs D) Acute fuel shortages
A) Too many air raid shelters were built B) Lack of government communication C) The refusal of citizens to follow orders D) Lack of adequate training and equipment for firefighting
A) Osaka and Kyoto B) Sapporo and Fukuoka C) Hiroshima and Nagasaki D) Tokyo and Yokohama
A) 1941 B) 1939 C) 1942 D) 1940
A) United States Air Force B) Army Air Command C) United States Navy D) United States Army Air Forces
A) They were impenetrable B) They were weak C) They were highly organized D) They were nonexistent
A) Flying Tigers B) Black Cats C) Desert Hawks D) Eagle Squadron
A) B-25 Mitchell B) P-47 Thunderbolt C) B-24 Liberator D) P-40 Warhawk
A) Capture of the Philippines B) Attack on Pearl Harbor C) Fall of Wake Island D) Invasion of Burma
A) India B) China C) The Philippines D) Australia
A) 10 December 1941 B) 1 January 1942 C) 8 December 1941 D) 7 December 1941
A) Chiang Kai-shek B) Franklin D. Roosevelt C) Mao Zedong D) Claire Lee Chennault
A) Eagle Force B) Flying Tigers C) HALPRO D) Pacific Task Force
A) The Philippines B) The Mediterranean C) China D) Australia
A) P-40 Warhawk B) P-51 Mustang C) P-38 Lightning D) P-47 Thunderbolt
A) A-20 Havoc B) B-25 Mitchell C) B-24 Liberator D) B-17 Flying Fortress
A) They were fully supported B) They were overly cautious C) They were not credible D) They were highly accurate |