📚 Part 1: Multiple Choice

1. What were women who worked in munitions factories during WWI commonly called?

Land Girls

Canary Girls

Factory Ladies

War Workers

2. Which organisation did many women join to help wounded soldiers?

Women's Royal Naval Service

Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD)

Women's Land Army

Women's Auxiliary Army Corps

3. What happened to women's right to vote during WWI?

It was completely removed

It stayed exactly the same

Some women over 30 gained the vote in 1918

All women gained equal voting rights

4. Which jobs did women take on during WWI? (Select all that apply)

Bus conductors

Farm workers

Police officers

Shop assistants

🔗 Part 2: Matching Activity

5. Match each role to its correct description by drawing lines:

Land Girls

VAD Nurses

Munitionettes

Suffragettes

Women who campaigned for voting rights

Women who made shells and weapons

Women who cared for wounded soldiers

Women who worked on farms

✏️ Part 3: Short Answer Questions

6. Explain why women were needed to work in factories during WWI.

7. Fill in the blanks:

Before WWI, most women worked as __________ or in __________ service. During the war, they took on jobs traditionally done by __________ who had gone to fight.

8. Name two dangers that women faced whilst working in munitions factories.

9. Extension Question: How do you think women's experiences during WWI changed British society permanently? Consider their roles in work, politics, and family life.