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      Only 2% Of People Can Pass This WW2 Quiz. Can You?

      Only 2% Of People Can Pass This WW2 Quiz. Can You?
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      By BrainFall Staff - Updated: April 2, 2024

      Think you know it all about World War Two? Well, put your history skills to the test and take our quiz to prove your mettle under fire! Good luck!

      World War II

      American History is what drives patriotism, and World War II is one of the most studied, remembered, and celebrated wars in our nation. Prove your knowledge of United States History and World History by passing this WW2 quiz. Do you have what it takes to prove you're a real, authentic history buff?

      Only 2% Of People Can Pass This WW2 Quiz. Can You?

      World War II, the global conflict that reshaped history, is the ultimate stage for all history buffs to show off their prowess. Now, imagine diving into the trenches of trivia and emerging victorious — a thought both thrilling and daunting, right? Well, it's said that only 2% of people can pass this challenging WW2 quiz, and we’re on a mission to find out if that includes you. Are you part of the elite few who can claim absolute victory, or will you need a tactical retreat to your history books?

      A dusty, dimly lit room filled with old military memorabilia, including helmets, rifles, and maps from World War 2

      We have crafted a quiz that's a real showdown of intellect, pulling no punches when it comes to the toughest World War II questions. Think you know the ins and outs of the Battle of Stalingrad? Or which groundbreaking conference brought together the Allied leaders to carve out postwar peace? This isn't just any test; it's a cerebral assault course that separates the armchair generals from the true battle-hardened historians.

      Does your knowledge bank have what it takes to storm this historical beachhead, or will you be outflanked by trickier questions lying in wait? Cue the dramatic music and steady your nerves; it's time to put your World War II wisdom to the test. Let's find out if you can stand among the intellectual infantry who have what it takes to conquer this quiz. Onwards, history heroes, to glory!

      The Global Theatre

      Only 2% Of People Can Pass This WW2 Quiz. Can You?

      Before we dive into the nitty-gritty, remember: World War II wasn't just a few skirmishes over afternoon tea. It was an all-out international scrabble for power, affecting nearly every part of the globe. Buckle up, history buffs—we're taking a whirlwind tour of the theaters of war where the fate of the world hung in the balance.

      Europe's Turmoil

      When we talk about Europe in WWII, it's like discussing a drama series—everyone had their role to play, whether they wanted it or not. Starting in 1939 with the invasion of Poland, Germany kicked off the continental kerfuffle. Poland didn't stand a chance against the Germans, and soon, we had the Soviet Union waltzing in from the east, deciding they wanted a piece of the pie too. Fast forward to 1941, and we've got Operation Barbarossa: Germany's unexpected twist, turning on their Soviet allies in a brutal campaign. Meanwhile, overhead, the United Kingdom was keeping their chins up during the relentless Battle of Britain, withstanding the German Luftwaffe's aerial onslaught with a dash of that British stiff upper lip.

      Asia-Pacific Escalation

      Hold onto your hats! Japan decided they weren't just going to sit and watch. In 1941, they forced the United States into the crisis by dropping a surprise soiree at Pearl Harbor—talk about an unwelcome wake-up call. Before you could say "sushi," the U.S. was decking it out naval style at the Battle of the Coral Sea, marking history's first aircraft carrier tangle. Let's not forget China, caught up in their own tango with Japan, enduring invasions and battling for each inch of territory against the relentless Japanese forces.

      Africa and the Mediterranean

      Fancy a trip to warmer climates? Italy, with dreams of restoring the Roman Empire, quickly turned the Mediterranean into a battleground. But a real character to keep your eye on is none other than the Desert Fox himself, Erwin Rommel. As leader of the Afrika Korps, Rommel and his troops gave the Allies a heated chase across North Africa. Then, take a look at Operation Torch: the daring Allied invasion that turned the African tables and had everyone reassessing their dance cards.

      So, are you ready to ace that WWII quiz? We’ve marched through the theaters—now it’s your turn to step up and see if you can join the 2% of whiz kids who can claim victory over the ultimate history challenge!

      Quiz Master's Commendations

      Are you ready to join the hallowed ranks of the elite 2% who can master our World War II quiz? It'll take more than just luck; you'll need a sharp mind for details and a strategic edge!

      The Path to Victory

      Let's dive straight into D-Day, the day when the Allies laid the groundwork for victory in Europe. Winning this part of the quiz isn't just about knowing the date; June 6, 1944, folks. We're looking for you to identify the code name for this terrestrial onslaught, none other than Operation Overlord. That's right! Pin this info on your board of war-time knowledge, and you're one step closer to acing our quiz.

      Wartime Strategies and Blunders

      Now, strap on your helmets and let's march through the treacherous terrain of wartime decision-making. It's a strategic stalemate between knowing your Schlieffen Plan from your Stalingrad! Did you know Germany struck a sour note with its unrestricted submarine warfare, which not only sent countless ships to Davy Jones' locker but also coaxed the United States into the brawl? And remember, identifying a key commander could be your secret weapon to quiz domination. Your operation starts now—don't surrender to the trivia enemy!

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      Question 1/40

      Hostilities in WWII began with the 1939 German invasion of this country.

      • France
      • Czechoslovakia
      • Poland
      • Russia
      Question 2/40

      The German word “Blitzkrieg” translates to…

      • Lightning war
      • Drunken fighting
      • Silent attack
      • Rolling thunder
      Question 3/40

      Accused of “appeasing” Hitler, this person was the Prime Minister of Great Britain when the Nazi hostilities began in 1939.

      • Winston Churchill
      • Neville Chamberlain
      • Clement Atlee
      Question 4/40

      What was Benito Mussolini’s nickname?

      • lI Capo
      • Il Arancia
      • Il Primo Violino
      • Il Duce
      Question 5/40

      On D-Day (June 6, 1944), Allied forces crossed the English Channel and stormed the beaches in this region of coastal France.

      • Aquitaine
      • Normandy
      • Brittany
      • Picardy
      Question 6/40

      In charge of the D-Day invasion was this American general.

      • Dwight Eisenhower
      • George Patton
      • John Kennedy
      • Omar Bradley
      Question 7/40

      The Manhattan Project - the top secret American effort to develop a nuclear weapon - was led by…

      • Albert Einstein
      • Niels Bohr
      • Robert Oppenheimer
      • Enrico Fermi
      Question 8/40

      What were the names of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki respectively?

      • Little Boy and Thin Man
      • Little Boy and Fat Man
      • Atta Boy and Sandman
      • Doughboy and Fat Man
      Question 9/40

      What was the name of the B-29 Superfortress that dropped the first atomic bomb in history on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945?

      • “Enola Gay”
      • “Bockscar”
      • “Full House”
      • “Straight Flush”
      Question 10/40

      After a month of some of the most intense fighting of the war, U.S Marines captured Iwo Jima and famously raised the American flag over this mountain.

      • Fuji
      • Hirigana
      • Suribachi
      • Hitachi
      Question 11/40

      The battle for North Africa pitted American General George Patton and British Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery against this German field marshal known as “The Desert Fox.”

      • Alfried Jodl
      • Karl Doenitz
      • Wilhelm Mohnke
      • Erwin Rommel
      Question 12/40

      Preparation for war between the U.S and Japan began in early 1941 and centered around the defense of China by the “The Flying Tigers” – commanded by this man.

      • Claire Lee Chennault
      • Douglas MacArthur
      • Chester Nimitz
      • Carl Spaatz
      Question 13/40

      One of the most effective Nazi weapons early in the war, U-boats sank almost 3,000 Allied ships and attacked in groups known as...

      • Pods
      • Löwenrudel
      • Blitzgruppen
      • Wolfpacks
      Question 14/40

      Vowing, “I shall return,” U.S. General Douglas MacArthur left this island nation in defeat in 1942. He returned in victory in 1944.

      • Formosa
      • Fiji
      • The Philippines
      • Hawaii
      Question 15/40

      This talented British intelligence officer orchestrated some very successful missions in the war, but was never given a license to kill.

      • Ian Fleming
      • Desmond Cory
      • Kingsley Amis
      • John le Carré
      Question 16/40

      The German code machine, Enigma, was finally broken by mathematician Alan Turing and his group at this home for the British Government Code & Cypher School.

      • Whitehall
      • Scotland Yard
      • Bletchley Park
      • Thames House
      Question 17/40

      The mission of Japanese kamikaze pilots was to fly their planes into Allied naval ships to exact the most damage. What does kamikaze translate to in English?

      • Divine wind
      • Fiery sky
      • Death with honor
      • Bad hangover
      Question 18/40

      In May 1943, the Royal Air Force began Operation Chastise in which “bouncing bombs” were dropped by Lancaster bombers to destroy what?

      • Nazi bunkers
      • U-boats
      • Coastal defenses
      • Hydroelectric dams
      Question 19/40

      First eaten out of necessity from GI rations, this “meat” became very popular with Hawaiians during WWII. Now a national dish, they eat over 5 million pounds a year.

      • Bologna
      • Deviled ham
      • Spam
      • Corned beef
      Question 20/40

      Undertaken by 800 British military and civilian boats in 1940, Operation Dynamo was the hastily coordinated evacuation of 330,000 trapped Allied troops from where?

      • Normandy
      • Dunkirk
      • North Africa
      • Holland
      Question 21/40

      Fought in the Ardennes forest in 1944-5, it was the last major German offensive of the war.

      • The Battle of the Bulge
      • The Battle of Market Garden
      • The Battle of Bull Run
      • The Battle of Monte Cassino
      Question 22/40

      In an attack that caused minimal damage, but that raised American morale after Pearl Harbor, this lieutenant colonel led a bombing raid on Tokyo in April 1942.

      • Gregory “Pappy” Boyington
      • Joe Foss
      • Jimmy Doolittle
      • Richard Bong
      Question 23/40

      What was the codename for the D-Day invasion and Battle of Normandy?

      • Operation Mickey Mouse
      • Operation Hannibal
      • Operation Daffy Duck
      • Operation Overlord
      Question 24/40

      In its first major offensive against Japan, Allied ground and naval forces attacked this strategically located island in August 1942, eventually capturing it in February 1943.

      • Rabaul
      • Guadalcanal
      • Leyte
      • Borneo
      Question 25/40

      These planes - and the RAF pilots who flew them - became legends by controlling the skies against the German Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain.

      • Supermarine Spitfires
      • Hawker Typhoons
      • Bristol Blenheims
      • de Havilland Mosquitoes
      Question 26/40

      Operation Barbarossa was Hitler’s ill-fated - and Napoleonesque - plan to invade what country?

      • England
      • Yugoslavia
      • France
      • Russia
      Question 27/40

      In February 1944, “The Big Three” met in Yalta in Crimea to discuss the post-war reconstruction of Europe. Who were “The Big Three?”

      • Churchill, Truman and Khrushchev
      • Atlee, Roosevelt and Stalin
      • Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin
      • Roosevelt, Churchill and Khrushchev
      Question 28/40

      The French Resistance engaged in sabotage, intelligence gathering and propaganda in their fight against the Nazis and these French Nazi collaborators.

      • The Vichy French
      • Les Espions
      • L’ennemi
      • Le Merde
      Question 29/40

      What was the collective name given to the English-speaking women who broadcast propaganda for the Japanese.

      • Orphan Annie
      • Lady Haw-Haw
      • Tokyo Rose
      • Sapporo Sally
      Question 30/40

      Aggressive and profane, this U.S. general and hero of the North African campaign, sat out of the war for 11 months for slapping a battle-fatigued soldier.

      • Omar Bradley
      • George S. Patton
      • Adna Chaffee
      • Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
      Question 31/40

      This plane was crucial to protecting long-range B-17 bomber missions over Germany and helped to ensure Allied air superiority over Europe.

      • The P-47 Thunderbolt
      • The P-38 Lightning
      • The F-4 Corsair
      • The P-51 Mustang
      Question 32/40

      Tasked with recovering, identifying, protecting and returning works of art and cultural significance, these allied personnel were known collectively as what?

      • The Professors
      • The Monuments Men
      • The Cavemen
      • The Bookworms
      Question 33/40

      What is the English translation of “Arbeit Macht Frei” – the sign appearing above the entrance to the Auschwitz concentration camp?

      • Work sets you free
      • Duty is freedom
      • Work is your fight
      • Work makes peace
      Question 34/40

      On July 20, 1944, an assassination attempt was made on Adolf Hitler at his field headquarters known as the Wolf’s Lair. That attempt was made by whom?

      • Russian commandos
      • American Special Forces
      • British Intelligence
      • Hitler’s own men
      Question 35/40

      After the war, this head of Germany’s rocket program and inventor of the V-2 surrendered to American forces and eventually became an integral part of NASA’s space program – including the moon landings.

      • Robert Goddard
      • Wernher von Braun
      • Erich Schumann
      • Walter Thiel
      Question 36/40

      Before entering the war in 1941, the United States supplied Great Britain, China and Free France with food and arms - at no cost - through this program.

      • Give-Grant
      • The Patriot Act
      • Lend-Lease
      • Project Care Package
      Question 37/40

      The Japanese surrender ceremony was held September 2, 1945 in Tokyo Bay on the deck of this iconic U.S. battleship.

      • U.S.S. Massachusetts
      • U.S.S. Missouri
      • U.S.S. Constitution
      • U.S.S. Arizona
      Question 38/40

      Though not as powerful or well-armored as their German counterparts, this American tank was built in such numbers that it overwhelmed the European theater.

      • The M3 Stuart
      • The M60 Patton
      • The Mk. V Churchill
      • The M4 Sherman
      Question 39/40

      The forced 60-mile march of American and Filipino POWs to the Japanese prison camp at Capas, Philippines came to be known as what?

      • The Trail of Tears
      • The Hell Trail
      • The Bataan Death March
      • The Arukushi
      Question 40/40

      With nearly two million casualties, the 1942-43 battle between Russian and German forces for this city – now called Volgograd – was the bloodiest, not only of WWII, but in the history of warfare.

      • Stalingrad
      • Kiev
      • Kursk
      • Narva
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