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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 13, The 1942-3 Winter Campaign in South Russia.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How far was the Soviet Army from Rostov when the emphasis was placed on the Caucasus region?
(a) 200 miles.
(b) 100 miles.
(c) 300 miles
(d) 400 miles.

2. How far did the Caucasus region stretch out from Rostov?
(a) 100 miles.
(b) 400 miles.
(c) 200 miles.
(d) 300 miles.

3. What made Belgium hard to attack?
(a) It was heavily wooded.
(b) It was heavily guarded.
(c) It had many rivers.
(d) It was mountainous terrain.

4. What prevented a further attack on Sevastapol?
(a) Hitler's orders.
(b) Lack of morale.
(c) Heavy rains.
(d) The sea waves.

5. What was the operation called to take back Sevastopol?
(a) Operation Busted.
(b) Operation Buzzard.
(c) Operation Bastard.
(d) Operation Bustard.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was the head of the O.K.H. during the attack on the West?

2. What did the O.K.H. want the main western attack to go through?

3. What kind of forces were serving in the Crimean region?

4. What was Zaporozhye?

5. What made attacking Crimea very challenging?

(see the answer key)

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