1Question
World War II was a big event in history. Was it a long-ago event or a storybook make-believe event?
2Question
Circle the thing people use to learn about history: book, sandwich, or shoe.
3Question
World War II happened in the past. Does the past mean before today or after today?
4Question
Point to the kind of picture that could show history: a photo from long ago, a pizza, or a toy car.
5Question
Circle one word that fits World War II: history, rain, or rainbow.
6Question
Some people in history wear uniforms. Is a uniform something you wear or something you eat?
7Question
Match the word to the meaning: past = yesterday and long ago, future = tomorrow.
8Question
World War II was a time when many countries were involved. Is a country a big place with people and land, or a small toy?
9Question
Circle the item people might use to see a map: paper map, pillow, or crayon.
10Question
Point to the best answer: People study history to learn about the past or to learn how to fly?
11Question
A soldier is a person in the military. Is military a group that helps protect a country, or a kind of candy?
12Question
Circle the best place for history pictures: a museum, a bathtub, or a lunchbox.
13Question
World War II had letters and messages. Which is a message: a note, a spoon, or a sock?
14Question
Match the idea: before means earlier, after means later.
15Question
People in history may travel by train, ship, or plane. Circle one way people can travel.
16Question
Is a timeline a way to show events in order, or a way to draw a pet?
17Question
If one picture shows a building from long ago, is that picture a clue about history or a dessert menu?
18Question
Circle the best answer: A nation is another word for a country or for a bicycle.
19Question
Put these ideas in a simple order: past, today, future. What comes first?
20Question
World War II involved many grown-ups making hard choices. Is history about real events people lived through, or pretend games only?
21Question
Point to the best tool for learning about World War II: a history book, a pillow, or a spoon.
22Question
Some people protect others during wartime. Circle the word that fits: help, hop, or hug?
23Question
A photo, a letter, and a medal can all be history clues. Which one is a history clue?
24Question
World War II is a difficult topic. Is it okay to ask questions and learn with a teacher?
25Question
Think about the past. Circle the best sentence: 'History helps us learn about people and events from long ago' or 'History is only about breakfast'