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Truce: The Day the Soldiers Stopped Fighting: Chapter 5 - Quiz
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Tell about a time you or your family sent a Christmas package to someone serving far away from home in the military. Include details of what items were sent and how you felt after the package was sent off.
What do the Christmas Day actions reveal about the character of <b>most</b> of the World War I soldiers? Why do you think they returned to fighting the day after Christmas?
Imagine you are a World War I soldier, who took part in the truce on Christmas Day. Write your journal entry for December 25, 1914.
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