World War 1: Nature of Trench Warfare - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
More trench activity occurred at night time than during the day. True or false? True
89%
Twice daily, during wet weather, men were supposed to change their... Socks
80%
What was the space in betwen the trenches of the two opposing sides called? No-man's land
79%
These thrived on decomposing flesh and numbered in the millions, often growing to the size of a small kitten Rats
71%
What resulted from incessant gun fire, close proximity to exploding shells, accumulation of stress Shell shock
64%
Typical month for the BEF: 8 days in the reserve trenches,4 days in support, _____ days in the front line 4
63%
Trenches were designed in a ______ pattern so that explosions could be contained zig-zag
62%
Often, trenches were lined with ______ for support and protection sandbags
36%
These were kept to detect poison gas in the trenches Canaries
31%
In the trenches, these were laid out so that soldiers could avoid standing in the mud Duckboards
19%
If the Germans were not going to attack, this order would be issued Stand down
19%
This tactic was used to demoralise opponents, gain information from captured soldiers and divert the enemy Trench raids
8%
Denis Winter: "________ (number) men received war pensions for mental disorders suffered during the war." 50000
5%
This was scattered throughout trenches to stop the spread of disease Chloride of Lime
2%
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