Which two nations fought in the Great Naval Battle of Gallipoli/Jutland?

The Great Naval Battle of Jutland, which took place in May and June of 1916 during World War I, was primarily fought between the naval forces of Germany and Britain. This battle was significant as it represented the largest naval engagement of the war and involved the main fleets of the British Royal Navy's Grand Fleet and Germany's High Seas Fleet. Both sides sought to assert their naval dominance, and while the battle was tactically inconclusive, it had strategic implications that ultimately favored the British.

The other options refer to different conflicts or engagements: France and Italy were involved in various battles during World War I but not specifically in the context of Jutland. Austria-Hungary and Serbia were primary combatants early in the war, leading to the wider conflict but had no direct connection to the naval battle. Similarly, while Russia and Germany engaged in several important battles on land during the war, the Great Naval Battle of Jutland was exclusively a clash between Germany and Britain. Thus, the focus on the naval power dynamics between these two nations makes the first choice the correct answer.