Wilstar's Labor Day Quiz
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| Total Attempts: 703
Read Wilstar's Labor Day Page and test your knowledge with this fun little quiz. If you do well, you get a certificate! Good Luck!
Questions and Answers
- 1.Labor Day can be traced to a celebration by what organization in New York?
- A.
Knights of Columbus
- B.
Knights of Labor
- C.
Black Knights
- D.
Knights that say Nee
- 2.When was the first "Labor Day" parade held?
- A.
1776
- B.
1849
- C.
1882
- D.
1906
- 3.Communist countries started a similar celebration of labor on what date?
- A.
May 1
- B.
June 2
- C.
Last Friday in September
- D.
First Monday in October
- 4.In 1887, five states officially proclaimed Labor Day a holiday. Which one of the following states was NOT one of the first five?
- A.
Oregon
- B.
Colorado
- C.
Massachusetts
- D.
Indiana
- 5.What date did Congress pass a law declaring Labor Day a national holiday?
- A.
1492
- B.
1890
- C.
1892
- D.
1894
- 6.What two holidays serve as the traditional "brackets" for the summer vacation season in the northern U.S.?
- A.
Independence Day and Labor Day
- B.
Memorial Day and Labor Day
- C.
Memorial Day and Independence Day
- D.
Easter and Labor Day
- 7.Traditionally, what usually begins after Labor Day?
- A.
Christmas shopping season
- B.
Oktoberfest
- C.
College classes
- D.
Increase in vacation travel
- 8.What color do some women claim is inappropriate for them to wear after Labor Day?
- A.
White
- B.
Blue
- C.
Black
- D.
Orange
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