| Question 1: The Ottoman Fourth Army, under the command of the Turkish Minister of Marine, Djemal Pasha, was based in ________. |
| Question 2: Six hundred years of Ottoman rule over the ________ had come to an end. |
| Question 3: They also had substantial forces deployed around ________ and in the (now quiet) Caucasus front. |
| Question 4: The ________, initiated by the Turks, completed the deception. |
| Question 5: The ultimate goal of Allenby's and Feisal's armies was ________. |
| Question 6: General Falkenhayn next tried to form a new defensive line from ________ to Jerusalem to Jaffa. |
| Question 7: The British had accomplished their objective of protecting the Suez Canal from Turkish attacks, but the new government of ________ wanted more. |
| Question 8: On the Turkish side, this defeat marked the exit of Djemal Pasha, who returned to ________. |
| Question 9: The Ottoman forces were holding a rough line from the fort at Gaza, on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea, to the town of ________, which was the terminus of the Ottoman railway that extended north to Damascus. |
| Question 10: The government in London believed the reports from the field which indicated a substantial victory had been won and ordered General Murray to move on and capture ________. |