I WONDER - How Were Tanks Used In WW1?

The video discusses the development of tanks, starting with the first tank, Little Willy, which was slow. Over time, tanks became faster and more efficient. To keep the development secret, workers were told they were making water transport vehicles, leading to the name 'tanks'.

What was the primary role of tanks when they were first introduced?

• To transport water across battlefields

• To protect soldiers advancing through enemy lines

• To carry supplies to the front lines

• To serve as mobile command centers

What was the name of the first tank, and what was its main drawback?

• Big Bertha; it was too large

• Little Willy; it was very slow

• Iron Giant; it was too heavy

• Steel Beast; it was difficult to maneuver

Which of the following improvements were made to tanks after Little Willy?

• They were designed to be amphibious

• They were equipped with better communication systems

• They became faster and more effective

• They became more colorful

How did the name 'tank' originate?

• From the inventor's last name

• From the sound they made

• From their shape resembling a tank

• From a code name used to maintain secrecy

What was the misleading information given to workers about the tanks?

• They were building armored cars

• They were constructing bridges

• They were creating water transport vehicles

• They were assembling aircraft