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Which of these describes the most important effect the tank had on World War I?

A
The tank proved to be ineffective against the bombs and guns of the Central Powers.
B
The tank caused the war to last longer by killing so many soldiers.
C
The tank ended the use of trench warfare.
D
The tank increased use of trench warfare in World War II.
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During World War I, why were the Germans unable to finish the war on the western front?

A
The western front consumed all their resources
B
The eastern front was changed by trench warfare.
C
The western front became a stalemate.
D
The eastern front consumed all their resources.
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Which of these revolutions had a strong effect on World War I?

A
the Agricultural Revolution
B
the American Revolution
C
the Industrial Revolution
D
the French Revolution
5

During World War I, most attacks in no-man’s-land led to

A
defeat.
B
stalemate.
C
retreat.
D
advancement.
6

During World War I, the second phase in battles across enemy lines and no-man’s-land was

A
infantry attack
B
sniper fire
C
aerial bombing
D
heavy bombardment
7

Which army developed tanks first for use during World War I?

A
the British army
B
the Russian army
C
the German army
D
the French army
8

What best describes the area called no-man’s-land?

A
an area above the trenches
B
an area below the trenches
C
an area between the trenches
D
an area far from the trenches
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During World War I, the zigzag pattern of trenches on the front lines was designed to

A
provide a place from which to fire on the enemy.
B
shield machine guns from enemy attack.
C
protect troops from enemy fire.
D
supply soldiers with a place to store weapons.

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