1. Claudiu and Sean

2. Where is Anzac Day celebrated? It is celebrated in Australia and New Zealand.

3. What food is eaten at Anzac Day? Many people eat Anzac biscuits on Anzac Day. People also eat the ‘Gunfire Breakfast’ which has bacon, sausages, eggs, beans, tomatoes, damper and tea. Rum is often added to coffee or milk. Anzac toast is vegemite spread over hot toasted Turkish bread.

4. Why is this festival celebrated? Anzac Day is celebrated to remember the soldiers who died at Gallipolli in the First World War and other soldiers who died at war.

5. How is Anzac Day celebrated? On Anzac Day servicemen and women return for a parade to remember loved ones who died at war. A short service is held and here they read the Anzac dedication. The dawn service finishes with a lone bugler sounding the last post a minute of silence in memory of those who have passed. Poppies are worn on this day. As well as the dawn service a mid morning service is also held it is similar to the dawn service.

6. When is Anzac Day celebrated? Anzac Day is celebrated on the 25 th of April.