Independence Day Question 1 out of 13When is Independence Day celebrated each year? First Thursday of JulySecond Thursday of JulyJuly 4thOne month after Memorial DayYou must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 2 out of 13Independence Day celebrates July 4th of what year? 1754177617811789You must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 3 out of 13How many American colonies existed at the time of independence? 10111213You must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 4 out of 13Independence Day commemorates the signing of which document? The ConstitutionThe Bill of RightsThe Declaration of IndependenceThe Emancipation ProclomationYou must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 5 out of 13Who is thought to be the first to sign the Declaration of Independence? Benjamin FranklinJohn HancockJohn AdamsJames SmithYou must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 6 out of 13Which of the following is the National Anthem? God Bless AmericaThe Pledge of AllegianceThe Star-Spangled BannerAmerica the BeautifulYou must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 7 out of 13Laws concerning the purchase of fireworks are uniform across the United States. TrueFalseYou must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 8 out of 13Independence Day signifies independence from which power? The Northern StatesFranceBritainCanadaYou must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 9 out of 13Where was the Declaration of Independence signed? New York CityWashington, D.C.BostonPhiladelphiaYou must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 10 out of 13Independence Day is the National Day of the United States. TrueFalseYou must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 11 out of 13What competition takes place on July 4th? Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating ContestWing BowlFireworks ChampionshipThe Voice FestivalYou must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 12 out of 13Tennis fans are able to watch which tournament on the 4th of July? US OpenAustralian OpenFrench OpenWimbledonYou must select an answer before proceeding to the next question.Submit AnswerQuestion 13 out of 13Who is credited as being the author of the Declaration of Independence? 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Did know that July 4th was also National Day. I have never heard of National Day. And I did not know that John Hancock was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence. I thought he was the last to sign. Questions about tennis are fine with me. The men’s final at Wimbledon this year was awesome–a five setter that Novak Djokovic won 13-12 in the final set, though I wanted Roger Federer to win because he actually won more games and he’s 37 years old. Mardi Grinnan 6 years ago The questions were elementry. Children in the third grade should know the answers to those questions. However, sadly, that is not the case in the modern government schools of today. Anyway, thanks for the fun! 13 out of 13. Larry 6 years ago Embarrassing !!! Only one I missed was the National Anthem. But I still think that God should Bless America !!! Lian 6 years ago What does tennis have to do with our Independence day celebration? Such a frivolous question. Linda Call 6 years ago I got all the questions right that pertained to Ame=icann history. I dont understand the one about Wimbledon . I’m 76 years old, and I think I got a better education in American history than today’s school children do. Gail 6 years ago I learned my history in the Midwest in high school in the 1950s so I did well on this test, 13 out of 13 correct. Hooray for my past education efforts. God Bless America. T Anderson 6 years ago Missed one. The sports question because I only follow the NHL so had to take a guess and guessed wrong. But really don’t care. 🙂 Mary 6 years ago ? Wow 100 correct! Proud to be an American! ??????????????? Rodger 6 years ago I forgot to say Reggie was a Brit. Rodger 6 years ago There used to be a pub in Altanta’s CNN building called Reggie’s. He had a July 4th celebration called the Grand Losers Party. Rodger 6 years ago It is in the education. Glenn Scott 6 years ago 13 out of 13. I must be a Patriot. Neil 6 years ago 12 out of 13. First signer got me. Strange I got both the hot dogs and tennis questions. E.R. Tony Banks 6 years ago I missed the hot dog question. And I’m glad a few questions were irrelevant. Keeps us thinking out of the box. Shame on anyone missing more than two. Old guys and ladies probably did just fine. Now where did I leave that hot dog? Kate 6 years ago I got 12/13. Best ever. I even got the tennis and the hot dog one right; I think these two were here because they are associated with 7/4. I missed the easy one about the first signer. Don’t know what I was thinking….nothing I guess. LOL roger engle 6 years ago I finally aced one! Ya! julia 6 years ago I missed the hot dog and tennis ones also. Doug 6 years ago I studied the battle of Vicksburg Mississippi during the Civil War yesterday again. You know Vicksburg fell to the yankees after a long siege on July 4th 1863 (1 day after over 50,000 men died at Gettysburg). The Forth of July was not celebrated there until 1945 when WWII ended. You could formulate some good questions from that little bit of American History. Thanks Judy 6 years ago 11 of 13. Margaret 6 years ago I’m not upset by it but I thought the tennis question was odd. Maybe because it’s British? Can’t figure the application. Anyway, I know hotdogs have become a July 4th tradition. Personally, I cringe at the anything eating contest. I wish the tradition of glorifying gluttony would go away. I know,I know, party pooper. Still, I got 11 out of 13 right. I like these quizzes. carol 6 years ago I got 11 out of 13 cuz I don’t keep up with tennis and I don’t care about hot dog eating contests. Those questions were irrelevant to the history of freedom and the start of the Revolutionary War in our country. Couldn’t they come up with more historical questions that actually made a difference? ROBERT 6 years ago 11 of 13. I’m 72, born here, and NEVER heard it referenced to as “the National Day of the United States!” Should have been obvious, but assumed it was a trick question. In the USA, what does that make all the other days? Unnational? Non-national? Anti-national? As K TOO, I couldn’t care less about tennis on Independence Day, and in fact, I resent it’s appearance in an Independence Day quiz. K Too 6 years ago Wimbledon? Who cares about that? Hardly a celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, is it? 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