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1. Some British women who played their part on the home front were also named after a small British bird. Which is it?
2. Were British women allowed to take part in combat on the front line in World War II?
3. Queen Elizabeth II, then Princess Elizabeth, played her part during the war as a vehicle mechanic for which women's organisation?
4. What was the motto for the Women's Voluntary Service?
5. Which organisation recruited women to work in the fields for up to fifty hours a week?
6. A great number of women worked in factories during World War II. Which of the following did women NOT make in these factories?
7. This female carved her name with pride amongst the ranks of spies working for the British government. What was her name?
8. What do the initials W.A.A.F. stand for?
9. Women were part of which group of people who spent hours entertaining the troops both at home and abroad?
10. Queen Elizabeth II unveiled a bronze memorial on 9th July 2005 to the women who served in World War II. Where in London can this memorial be seen?
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