QUIZ: April Double crosses – Easter and Anzac Day in Ōtautahi

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Quiz: April Double crosses – Easter and Anzac Day in Ōtautahi.

Try our local history quiz and see what you know about Christchurch commemoration, churches and cemeteries.
Anzac Day is 25 April each year. Why was this date chosen?
What information does Christchurch City Libraries’ unique Church Records hold?
Anzac Drive in the Christchurch suburb of Burwood was opened in which year?
What is the subject of the book “Anzac girls” by Peter Rees that became an Australian TV series first screening in 2014?
The Christchurch Hospital Nurses Memorial chapel is significant because…
There are a number of cemeteries in Christchurch. Which of the Council-managed cemeteries below are historic/ non-active?
Who wrote the book “To the memory: New Zealand’s war memorials”?
The Citizen’s war memorial is in Cathedral Square. Who was the Christchurch sculptor who modelled the figures?
What does the Bridge of Remembrance commemorate?
What does “Anzac” stand for?
Memorial Avenue, an extension of Fendalton Rd, was so named in tribute to those who died in World War Two (1939-1945). What was Memorial Ave previously called?
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