Name WWII US + Japan + UK Aircraft Carriers

The Hiyo and Junyo weighed in at 25,000 tons each. They were not light carriers. They were considered auxilliary carriers because of their slower speed, but wound up fighting with the fleet anyway. Hiyo was sunk in the Battle of the Philippine Sea. This quiz misses a number of early British carriers--Furious, Glorious, Courageous and Ark Royal. The first three were converted battle cruisers.

It's IMPLACABLE. Unicorn was not a fleet carrier and Hermes had fewer aircraft than Hosho or any of the Japanese light carriers....

Why is Ark Royal not considered a fleet carrier?

Well meaning interesting quiz but with so many mistakes as to be almost useless. HMS Pioneer was a maintenance carrier NOT a fleet carrier capable of operating aircraft; HMS Colossus 'served' in the Pacific as much as USS Ranger did - you either include both or exclude both but not one and not the other; HMS Unicorn was a light carrier at best, she was built as a maintenance carrier and pressed into service, certainly not a fleet carrier; it is HMS IMPLACABLE, spelling still wrong and why are any of the UK Colossus class ships included anyway as they were light carriers too? If you are going to include HMS Hermes, one of the aircraft carriers with the smallest aircraft capacity in the whole war, then you should include almost every other carrier, certainly Hosho, Ryujo, Ryuho, Chitose, Chiyoda, Zuiho, Shoho and the US CVLs. Finally, Hiyo and Junyo were full fleet carriers, not light carriers, they carried more planes than the Colossus class!

There is so much confusion caused by deciding what is and what is not a light carrier in navies that did not conveniently number then as the USN did, it would be simply better to include them as they did operate as front-line fleet carriers and just exclude the escort carriers