Let’s go through the worksheet step by step.
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Question 1: The opposing sides in World War I were known as the ______ powers and the ______ powers.
Looking at the first paragraph of the text:
> “World War I took place between 1914 and 1918 between opposing sides known as the Allied Powers and the Central Powers.”
So, the two sides are:
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Allied Powers
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Central Powers
✔ Answer for Q1:
Allied,
Central
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Question 2: The main areas where the fighting took place were referred to as ______.
Second paragraph says:
> “Most of the fighting took place in Europe in two main areas that were known as ‘fronts.’”
Then it lists:
- Eastern front
- Western front
So, the word they’re looking for is
“fronts”.
✔ Answer for Q2:
fronts
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Question 3: What was trench warfare?
Third paragraph explains:
> “These battles were mostly fought from long, deep trenches. Soldiers on opposing sides would stand or crouch in the trenches for cover while shooting and bombing each other.”
So, trench warfare means soldiers fought from long, deep ditches (trenches) to protect themselves while attacking or defending.
We can simplify this for a student:
Trench warfare was when soldiers dug long, deep holes (called trenches) in the ground to hide and stay safe while they shot or threw bombs at enemy soldiers across no man’s land.
✔ Answer for Q3:
Trench warfare was when soldiers fought from long, deep trenches to protect themselves while shooting or bombing the enemy.
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Final Answer:
1. Allied, Central
2. fronts
3. Trench warfare was when soldiers fought from long, deep trenches to protect themselves while shooting or bombing the enemy.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of world war i worksheet.