World War II Review Worksheet
| # | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1 | A poster is a large printed picture or sign that shares a message. |
| 2 | Artists can use color to get attention or show feelings. |
| 3 | A symbol is a picture that stands for an idea or thing. |
| 4 | It might try to tell people to help, save, or support their country. |
| 5 | A slogan is a short, catchy phrase used to share an idea. |
| 6 | Posters are useful because they can quickly share messages with many people. |
| 7 | Common subjects include soldiers, flags, workers, or supplies. |
| 8 | Propaganda is art or messages made to influence people's opinions or actions. |
| 9 | An artist can make the person bigger, brighter, or place them in the center. |
| 10 | Bold letters help the message stand out and be easy to read. |
| 11 | It might show a serious, sad, or strong feeling. |
| 12 | It might show energy, hope, or excitement. |
| 13 | People on the home front could work in factories, save materials, or grow food. |
| 14 | Art can show what people believed, felt, and did during a time in history. |
| 15 | A flag can show pride in a country or ask people to support it. |
| 16 | Simple pictures are easier to understand quickly. |
| 17 | A photograph shows a real image, while a poster is often made to share a message. |
| 18 | An artist can show people working together or standing together. |
| 19 | It is important because both the images and words help explain the message. |
| 20 | Art from World War II can teach us about the past by showing what people wanted, feared, and supported. |