Annabel Diong

9C Humanities Poll investigation.

TOPIC – WW1 (THE GREAT DEPRESSISON)

QUESTION 1.

• 1. When did WW1 start and end? a. 1910 – 1920b. 1859- 19 17 c. 1914- 1918d. 1914 – 1916

ANSWER 1. •C. 1914-1918

QUESTION 2.2.How does the term “No Mans Land “ relate to

the WW1? A. An area of land that was used for military

armory. B. An area of land between trenches of opposing

forces.C. An area of bunkers where military soldiers

would sleep. D. Military soldiers practice ground for war.

ANSWER 2.• B. An area of land between

trenches of opposing forces.

QUESTION 3.

3.What did most of the soldiers suffer from after WW1?

A. Shell-shockB. Trench-footC. War scars D. All of above

ANSWER 3.

•D. All of the above.

QUESTION 4.

4.What and why was the first toxic chemical weapon WW1 introduced?

A. Mustard gas, to kill off the enemies without wasting ammunition (bullets)

B. Green gas, to save time and money. C. Tear gas, because they wanted to test out their

latest invention D. Chlorine gas, because they wanted to poison

their bunkers

ANSWER 4.

A. Mustard gas, to kill off the enemies without wasting ammunition (bullets)

QUESTION 5.

• 5. Who was assassinated and by who, that begun WW1?

• a. Archduke Frank Ferdinand of Austria- by The Dark Hand.

• b. Archduke Fran Ferdinand of Serbia – by The Dark Brothers.

• c. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria – by The Black Hand.

• d. Archduke Fran Ferdinand of Austro-Hungary – by The Blood Hand.

ANSWER 5.

c. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria – by The Black Hand.

SCREENSHOT.

RESULTS.

Where they are coming from?

Analyze.

- The data tells us that 83% of the people that answered, knew the correct answer, ( mustard gas). And that 17 votes came from Qatar, and 1 came from Jordan.

- I was surprised that most 83% got it correct, I thought it would be less, because the question was difficult.

- I wasn’t surprised about where the votes came from, most of them came from Qatar and one from my friend in Jordan.

- I can conclude that most of the voters knew a lot of information about WW1. And were able to answer my question without issue.

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