Where were the five beaches stormed?

Where were the five beaches stormed?

• A. Great Britain
• B. Germany
• C. France
• D. Poland

Answer: (C)

This question checks your knowledge of where the famous D-Day assault happened. The five beaches were stormed along the Normandy coast in northern France as part of the Allied invasion in WWII. The beaches—Utah and Omaha (American), Gold, Juno, and Sword (British and Canadian)—were selected for a cross-Channel landing on French soil, not on Britain itself, nor in Germany or Poland. So France is the correct location.

This question checks your knowledge of where the famous D-Day assault happened. The five beaches were stormed along the Normandy coast in northern France as part of the Allied invasion in WWII. The beaches—Utah and Omaha (American), Gold, Juno, and Sword (British and Canadian)—were selected for a cross-Channel landing on French soil, not on Britain itself, nor in Germany or Poland. So France is the correct location.