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Inconclusive battles at Verdun and Somme in France
Contributed by: Payne
  • 1. In which year did the Battle of Verdun take place?
A) 1799
B) 1916
C) 1870
D) 1945
  • 2. Which country was on the defensive side at the Battle of Verdun?
A) Germany
B) France
C) Russia
D) Italy
  • 3. Who was the British commander in the Battle of Somme?
A) Douglas Haig
B) George Patton
C) Erwin Rommel
D) Napoleon Bonaparte
  • 4. In the Battle of Somme, what new weapon was notably used by the British?
A) Cannons
B) Swords
C) Bows and arrows
D) Tanks
  • 5. Who was the German commander at the Battle of Verdun?
A) Heinz Guderian
B) Karl von Clausewitz
C) Erich von Falkenhayn
D) Erwin Rommel
  • 6. Which river was situated in close proximity to the Battle of Verdun?
A) River Thames
B) River Meuse
C) River Mississippi
D) River Danube
  • 7. Which battle saw the British gain the least territory despite massive casualties?
A) Battle of Agincourt
B) Battle of Waterloo
C) Battle of Somme
D) Battle of Stalingrad
  • 8. What was the nickname given to the Battle of Verdun?
A) The meat market
B) The meat grinder
C) The blitzkrieg
D) The blitz
  • 9. Who was the French commander at the Battle of Verdun?
A) Georges Clemenceau
B) Charles de Gaulle
C) Philippe Pétain
D) Napoleon Bonaparte
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