Statistics for All Battlecruisers

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This quiz has been taken 13 times
The average score is 37 of 68

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Navy	Class	Fate	Answer	% Correct
Imperial Japanese Navy	Amagi	Never finished. Damaged in the Great Kantō earthquake in September 1923 and sold for scrap on April 14, 1924.	Amagi	89%
Royal Navy	Admiral	Sunk during the Battle of the Denmark Strait on May 24, 1941.	Hood	89%
Royal Navy	Invincible	Sunk by German battlecruisers at the Battle of Jutland on May 31, 1916.	Invincible	89%
Soviet/Russian Navy	Kirov	Renamed Admiral Ushakov in 1992. Decommissioned and to be scrapped as of 2021.	Kirov	89%
Soviet Navy	Kronshtadt	Never finished. Work suspended when 10.6% completed. Scrapped from March 24, 1947.	Kronshtadt	89%
Soviet Navy	Stalingrad	Never finished. Cancelled on 18 April 1953 and scrapped on the slipway.	Kronshtadt	89%
United States Navy	Lexington	Converted into an aircraft carrier. Scuttled after the Battle of the Coral Sea following an attack from Japanese bombers on May 8, 1942.	Lexington	89%
United States Navy	Alaska	Scrapped at Newark in 1960.	Alaska	78%
Imperial Russian Navy	Borodino	Never finished. Sold to Germany for scrap on August 21, 1923.	Borodino	78%
Royal Navy	Courageous	Converted into an aircraft carrier in June 1924. Sunk by U-29 off Ireland on September 17, 1939.	Courageous	78%
Imperial Japanese Navy	Kongō	Sunk by a US submarine in the Formosa Strait on November 21, 1944.	Kongō	78%
Kaiserliche Marine	Moltke	Scuttled at Scapa Flow on June 21, 1919. Raised and scrapped at Rosyth from 1927 to 1929.	Moltke	78%
Soviet Navy	Stalingrad	Never finished. Scrapped in 1962 after being used a target ship.	Stalingrad	78%
Kaiserliche Marine	Derfflinger	Scuttled at Scapa Flow on June 21, 1919. Raised and scrapped at Faslane from 1939 to 1948.	Derfflinger	67%
Imperial Japanese Navy	Kongō	Sunk at her moorings in during the Bombing of Kure on July 28, 1945. Raised and scrapped in 1946.	Haruna	67%
Royal Navy	Lion	Sold for scrap on January 31, 1924.	Lion	67%
Kaiserliche Marine	Mackensen	Never completed. Broken up at Kiel-Nordmole in 1922	Mackensen	67%
Royal Navy	Renown	Scrapped at Faslane in 1948.	Renown	67%
Royal Navy	Renown	Sunk by Japanese planes off Kuantan, Malaya on December 10, 1941.	Repulse	67%
Kaiserliche Marine	Ersatz Yorck	Never finished. Broken up on the slip in 1922.	Yorck	67%
Imperial Japanese Navy	Amagi	Converted into an aircraft carrier. Scuttled during the Battle of Midway after being damaged by US bombers on June 5, 1942.	Akagi	56%
Royal Navy	Courageous	Modified as an aircraft carrier while under construction. Decommissioned in April 1945. Scrapped at Troon in 1948.	Furious	56%
Royal Navy	Courageous	Converted into an aircraft carrier in February 1924. Sunk by German battleships off Norway on June 8, 1940.	Glorious	56%
Kaiserliche Marine	Moltke	Transferred to the Ottoman Empire on August 16, 1914 and renamed Yavuz Sultan Selim. Scrapped from 1973 to 1976.	Goeben	56%
United States Navy	Alaska	Scrapped at Baltimore in 1961.	Guam	56%
Imperial Japanese Navy	Kongō	Sunk by US battleships and planes during the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal on November 13, 1942.	Hiei	56%
Kaiserliche Marine	Derfflinger	Scuttled at Scapa Flow on June 21, 1919. Raised and scrapped at Rosyth from 1930 to 1932.	Hindenburg	56%
Royal Navy	Indefatigable	Sunk by German battlecruisers at the Battle of Jutland on May 31, 1916.	Indefatigable	56%
Royal Navy	Invincible	Sold for scrap on December 1, 1921.	Indomitable	56%
Imperial Japanese Navy	Kongō	Sunk by US battleships during the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal on November 15, 1942.	Kirishima	56%
Kaiserliche Marine	Derfflinger	Scuttled after the Battle of Jutland on June 1, 1916.	Lützow	56%
Royal Navy	Indefatigable	Sold for scrap on December 19, 1922.	New Zealand	56%
Royal Navy	Lion	Sold for scrap on December 19, 1922.	Princess Royal	56%
Royal Navy	-	Sunk by German battlecruisers at the Battle of Jutland on May 31, 1916.	Queen Mary	56%
Royal Navy	Admiral	Never finished. Cancelled on February 27, 1919.	Rodney	56%
United States Navy	Lexington	Converted into an aircraft carrier. Sunk as a target ship during Operation Crossroads on July 25, 1946.	Saratoga	56%
Kaiserliche Marine	-	Scuttled at Scapa Flow on June 21, 1919. Raised and scrapped at Rosyth from 1928 to 1930.	Seydlitz	56%
Royal Navy	-	Sold for scrap in February 1932.	Tiger	56%
Kaiserliche Marine	-	Scuttled at Scapa Flow on June 21, 1919. Raised and scrapped at Rosyth from 1930 to 1934.	Von der Tann	56%
Royal Navy	Admiral	Never finished. Cancelled on February 27, 1919.	Anson	44%
Imperial Japanese Navy	Amagi	Never finished. Cancelled on July 31, 1924.	Atago	44%
Royal Navy	Indefatigable	Scuttled off Sydney Heads, on April 12, 1924.	Australia	44%
United States Navy	Lexington	Never finished. Cancelled in August 1923.	Constellation	44%
United States Navy	Lexington	Never finished. Cancelled in August 1923.	Constitution	44%
Kaiserliche Marine	Mackensen	Never completed. Broken up on the slip in 1922.	Fürst Bismarck	44%
Kaiserliche Marine	Ersatz Yorck	Never started.	Gneisenau	44%
Kaiserliche Marine	Mackensen	Never completed. Broken up at Kiel-Nordmole in 1922	Graf Spee	44%
United States Navy	Alaska	Never finished. Scrapped at Baltimore in 1960.	Hawaii	44%
Royal Navy	Admiral	Never finished. Cancelled on February 27, 1919.	Howe	44%
Royal Navy	Invincible	Sold for scrap on December 1, 1921.	Inflexible	44%
Imperial Russian Navy	Borodino	Never finished. Scrapped in St. Petersburg in 1931.	Izmail	44%
United States Navy	Alaska	Never started. Cancelled in June 1943.	Puerto Rico	44%
United States Navy	Lexington	Never finished. Cancelled in August 1923.	Ranger	44%
United States Navy	Alaska	Never started. Cancelled in June 1943.	Samoa	44%
Kaiserliche Marine	Ersatz Yorck	Never started.	Scharnhorst	44%
Soviet Navy	Kronshtadt	Never finished. Work suspended when 11.6% completed and damaged by retreating Germans. Scrapped from March 24, 1947.	Sevastopol	44%
United States Navy	Lexington	Never finished. Cancelled in August 1923.	United States	44%
Soviet/Russian Navy	Kirov	Renamed Admiral Lazarev in 1992. Scrapping in progress as of April 2021.	Frunze	33%
Imperial Russian Navy	Borodino	Never finished. Sold to Germany for scrap on August 21, 1923.	Kinburn	33%
United States Navy	Alaska	Never started. Cancelled in June 1943.	Philippines	33%
Kaiserliche Marine	Mackensen	Never completed. Launched to clear the slip on March 13, 1920 and broken up at Hamburg in 1921.	Prinz Eitel Friedrich	33%
Imperial Japanese Navy	Amagi	Never finished. Cancelled on July 31, 1924.	Takao	33%
Soviet/Russian Navy	Kirov	Renamed Admiral Nakhimov in 1992. Currently in refit, to be returned to service in 2022/2023.	Kalinin	22%
Soviet Navy	Stalingrad	Never finished. Cancelled on 18 April 1953 and scrapped on the slipway.	Moskva	22%
Imperial Russian Navy	Borodino	Never finished. Sold to Germany for scrap on August 21, 1923.	Navarin	22%
Soviet/Russian Navy	Kirov	Renamed Pyotr Velikiy in 1992. Remains in service.	Yuriy Andropov	22%
Soviet Navy	Stalingrad	Never finished. Cancelled on 18 April 1953 and scrapped on the slipway.	Arkhangelsk	11%
Soviet/Russian Navy	Kirov	Renamed Admiral Flota Sovetskogo, but cancelled on October 4, 1990.	Oktyabrskaya Revolutsiya	11%