War Terminology #1

A collection of vocabulary for wars through all of time. Use the hints to find out what the word or words could be.

Quiz by

Rate:

Last updated: March 1, 2023

You have not attempted this quiz yet.

More quiz info >>

First submitted	March 1, 2023
Times taken	22
Average score	50.0%
Report this quiz	Report

Quiz and answer stats >>

Friends stats >>

5:00

Enter answer here

/ 20 guessed

The quiz is paused. You have remaining.

Scoring
You scored / = %

      This beats or equals
      % of test takers
      also scored 100%
      
The average score is 

        Your high score is
        
      
Your fastest time is 
more stats >>
friends stats >>

Keep scrolling down for answers and more stats ...

Hint	Answer
Type of tank most commonly used by the Germans in WWII	Panzer
Type of armor covering worn under the metal armor of knights	Chain Mail
The name of the German leather helmet used in WWI, known for spike on top	Pickelhaube
A more stationary catapult used in medieval times that threw rocks from a sling	Trebuchet
A round or square piece of metal or wood used to block attacks	Shield
Small sword but not a knife	Dagger
Massive metal warship that carried planes on it	Aircraft Carrier
Classic Soviet tank that took back Moscow from Germany in WWII	T-34
Type of bullet most commonly used in warship cannons used to bombard coastlines	Shells
Long tunnel built into the ground	Trench
Small knife at the bottom of gun	Bayonet
Rapid fire mounted gun that had a large carrying capacity of bullets	Machine Gun
What would Japanese pilots most commonly do if they had no more ammo in their plane	Kamikaze
Name of most common type of plane used in war today (Generic name)	Fighter Jet
H in the naval alphabet (Means pilot on board)	Hotel
Most notably known American cruiser (No U.S.S in answer)	Indianapolis
Famous sniper, .50 caliber and has M107 after its name	Barrett
Cartridge that hold the bullets in a modern day gun	Stock
Lowest military rank	Private
Throw-able bomb that was activated once you pulled a pin	Grenade