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The Ultimate Fourth Of July Quiz: 15 Questions On America’s Independence Day
No matter if you’re American or not, you’ve definitely heard about the Fourth of July. Every year on July 4th, the United States celebrates one of its most important national holidays with fireworks, parades, and backyard barbecues. Behind these festivities lies a rich history and a set of traditions that many people enjoy without ever stopping to learn the details.
Well, we’re about to change that! This quiz has 15 questions covering the founding events, national symbols, and customs behind the celebration. Some questions are easy wins (since this is obviously for entertainment), others might catch you off guard, wherever in the world you’re taking it from. See how many you can get right.
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Gavin Johnson 1 week ago
As a Brit I’ll take my 13/15 and remind everyone that it’s 4/7 and it’s called ‘Treason Day’. 😜
Roman Arendt 1 week ago
Yes, why do I know about Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest? 😅
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Sian E 1 week ago (edited)
I wonder how many 'true blood, dïe hard, Trump is god' Americans would be able to answer these? Especially with the state of the US education system now. Don't get me wrong, I know there's a lot of very intelligent people in the US, but the ones who scream and shout "Trump, God, Guns, Freedom" loudest are usually the ones with no clue about their history.
Ewok living on Kashyyyk 1 week ago
John Hancock did not become synonyms with signatures because John Hancock's John Hancock was especially large but because John Hancock's John Hancock was the first John Hancock on the Declaration.
Bored Jellyfish 1 week ago
12/15 I didn’t know how many hot dogs are eaten on the 4th of July. I don’t like hot dogs, I also got the question about Australia right and I think “American the Beautiful” would be a better national anthem. Uh oh… I think I hear them at my door, coming to revoke my citizenship 🙁
Janissary35680 1 week ago
In the late 50s or early 60s we were returning home aboard a crowded city bus on a hot and humid north New Jersey July 4th evening after watching a fireworks show somewhere. The bus had no AC and the traffic was horrible, the bus scarcely moving at all. Looking out the window and wishing I were anywhere else I said aloud "And for this, we fought a revolution!" I remember it getting a big laugh.
Rick Murray 1 week ago
13/15. Not bad for one of The Bad Guys in this story. I'll help you guys celebrate with a Wisconsin Mac&Cheese pack, imported before your Commander In Chief screwed up international trade...
Otto Katz 1 week ago
That was terribly written. We don't write 7/4 for the holiday, we write 'The Fourth of July". How many hot dogs are eaten is a guess. Nobody knows that off the top of our heads. And "Which of these countries does not also celebrate its national/independence day within a few days of July 4th?" could not be written any more clumsily.
Gavin Johnson 1 week ago
As a Brit I’ll take my 13/15 and remind everyone that it’s 4/7 and it’s called ‘Treason Day’. 😜
Roman Arendt 1 week ago
Yes, why do I know about Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest? 😅
Load More Replies... Sian E 1 week ago (edited)
I wonder how many 'true blood, dïe hard, Trump is god' Americans would be able to answer these? Especially with the state of the US education system now. Don't get me wrong, I know there's a lot of very intelligent people in the US, but the ones who scream and shout "Trump, God, Guns, Freedom" loudest are usually the ones with no clue about their history.
Ewok living on Kashyyyk 1 week ago
John Hancock did not become synonyms with signatures because John Hancock's John Hancock was especially large but because John Hancock's John Hancock was the first John Hancock on the Declaration.
Bored Jellyfish 1 week ago
12/15 I didn’t know how many hot dogs are eaten on the 4th of July. I don’t like hot dogs, I also got the question about Australia right and I think “American the Beautiful” would be a better national anthem. Uh oh… I think I hear them at my door, coming to revoke my citizenship 🙁
Janissary35680 1 week ago
In the late 50s or early 60s we were returning home aboard a crowded city bus on a hot and humid north New Jersey July 4th evening after watching a fireworks show somewhere. The bus had no AC and the traffic was horrible, the bus scarcely moving at all. Looking out the window and wishing I were anywhere else I said aloud "And for this, we fought a revolution!" I remember it getting a big laugh.
Rick Murray 1 week ago
13/15. Not bad for one of The Bad Guys in this story. I'll help you guys celebrate with a Wisconsin Mac&Cheese pack, imported before your Commander In Chief screwed up international trade...
Otto Katz 1 week ago
That was terribly written. We don't write 7/4 for the holiday, we write 'The Fourth of July". How many hot dogs are eaten is a guess. Nobody knows that off the top of our heads. And "Which of these countries does not also celebrate its national/independence day within a few days of July 4th?" could not be written any more clumsily.
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