Washington's Birthday: The Ultimate President's Day Quiz!
George Washington's birthday is a federal holiday in the United States of America. He was the first president of the great country. Therefore a day is chosen in February of each of celebrating and honor him. On this day, he is celebrated throughout the country, and his biography read. Take this awesome if you are in the know.
- 1.
When was George Washington born?- A.
May 11, 1723
- B.
September 18, 1788
- C.
February 22, 1732
- D.
January 11, 1738
- 2.
What day of the week usually see the celebration of his birthday?
- A.
Monday
- B.
Wednesday
- C.
Tuesday
- D.
Thursday
- 3.
When was he celebrated in 2018?
- A.
February 12
- B.
February 19
- C.
February 23
- D.
February 22
- 4.
How frequent is his birthday celebrated?
- A.
Biennial
- B.
Monthly
- C.
Bi-annual
- D.
Annual
- 5.
When was he celebrated in 2019?
- A.
February 15
- B.
February 19
- C.
February 21
- D.
February 17
- 6.
Which of these celebrations is related to his birthday?
- A.
Lincoln's birthday
- B.
Black Friday
- C.
Father's Day
- D.
New Year's Day
- 7.
Which of these is not observed on the day?
- A.
Historical celebrations
- B.
National work-out challenge
- C.
Community service
- D.
Congressional celebration
- 8.
Which of these states does not regard it as the Presidents' day?
- A.
Hawaii
- B.
Oklahoma
- C.
Texas
- D.
New Mexico
- 9.
Which of these states does not regard it as the President's day?
- A.
Tennessee
- B.
Nebraska
- C.
Alaska
- D.
Oklahoma
- 10.
Which of these states does not recognise it as Presidents Day?
- A.
Oregon
- B.
New Jersey
- C.
Ohio
- D.
Nevada
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