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U.S. Federal Holidays
The federal government of the United States officially recognizes 11 different holidays. How many can you name?
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| First submitted | April 1, 2010 |
| Times taken | 81,164 |
| Average score | 72.7% |
| Rating | 4.19 |
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jayrod
+3
Level 89
May 3, 2022
Couldn't spell Columbus correctly for a while. Finally remember Veterans day (even after Juneteenth).
nonono
+11
Level 86
May 4, 2022
Arguably, as of Oct. 8, 2021, it's Indigenous Peoples' Day. (What it is called probably depends a lot upon where you live.)
Orca24
+2
Level 73
May 4, 2022
Most people out west don’t even know what day it is lol
kitshef
+9
Level 82
May 12, 2022
But the quiz is about the Federal Government holidays, and they call it Columbus Day.
iRDM
+2
Level 70
Jun 26, 2022
emphasis on arguably
LoneStar
+1
Level 55
Jul 5, 2022
Arguably there should have never been a Columbus Day to begin with. The man never even stepped foot in what today is the United States.
PapaFurchetta
+1
Level 85
May 4, 2022
I have a similar quiz as one of my "Spot the Imposter" series of quizzes: Spot the Imposter - U.S. Federal Holidays
fuanacdc
+3
Level 81
May 5, 2022
You may want to check the answers on your quiz. Presidents' Day is the same as Washington's Birthday.
Orca24
+1
Level 73
May 4, 2022
It’s easy to forget Columbus Day when you live in the western US since it’s rarely even mentioned.
plattitude
+6
Level 90
May 24, 2022
Not sure what part of the Western US you live in, but I've lived in Washington, Nevada, California, Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas and Idaho, and have never come across the idea that Columbus day is unknown. If you don't hear it mentioned, perhaps the problem is with your auditory senses.
ajc2270
+2
Level 75
Jun 21, 2022
Nobody cares about Columbus Day in any part of this country from my experience. And that doesn't upset me at all.
JoeB
+2
Level 28
May 4, 2022
Should accept June 19th for Juneteenth
kalbahamut
+11
Level 84
Jun 19, 2022
Should. "Juneteenth" has to be one of the dumbest names for a holiday ever.
mf3
+2
Level 86
May 4, 2022
Couldn't figure out why "July 4" didn't work. Figured it out.
kitshef
+2
Level 82
May 12, 2022
In the DC area, there is a twelfth - Inauguration Day
mrputter
+7
Level 74
Jun 19, 2022
Huh. As a Canadian I am floored that Easter (Good Friday, Easter Sunday, etc.) doesn't figure in there anywhere. Is that... not a holiday in the US? Or is it just one that is typically assigned by the individual states?
kitshef
+2
Level 82
Jun 19, 2022
Simply not a holiday. There may be some states that recognize it, but none that I have lived in.
jbro
+5
Level 60
Jun 20, 2022
A holiday: yes, A federal holiday: no
sumokitty
+3
Level 80
Jun 20, 2022
It's officially a secular country, so if anything it's a bit weird that Christmas is included. And there's no need to make Easter an official holiday, since it's always on a Sunday when the majority of people aren't working anyway.
Jams
+1
Level 50
Jun 21, 2022
America a secular country? That's laughable
stusum
+1
Level 62
Jul 8, 2022
If most people celebrate Christmas then it doesn't seem weird at all that it's a holiday.
DazzaBrownsword
+2
Level 63
Jun 19, 2022
So you’ll accept “July 4th” for independence day, but not “January 1st” or even “New Year” for New Year’s day?
QuizApe
+1
Level 63
Jun 19, 2022
Can you accept ‘Colombus’?
Jacktheguy
+1
Level 88
Jun 19, 2022
Nah that just looks too weird.
piee
+1
Level 53
Jun 21, 2022
No, because that's not how his name was spelled.. lol
ddddan
+1
Level 79
Dec 14, 2022
So... Colombo day anyone?
crabgrab08
+3
Level 45
Jun 19, 2022
Today is Juneteenth and I still forgot about it smh
jmellor13
+2
Level 67
Jun 19, 2022
Welp, now you're canceled.
freehuggs
+4
Level 60
Jun 19, 2022
Of course, the quiz is about the holidays recognized by the federal government and the official answer should be based on the name used by such, but I still feel that Indigenous People's Day should be accepted as a type-in since that's what that holiday is known as in many parts of the U.S. Of course, most people who try IPD will think to try Columbus as well, so I suppose that it's largely a moot point, but I still fell it would make sense as a type-in.
Neil
+1
Level 58
Jun 20, 2022
As a British person it shows the divide of the Atlantic. I have no idea about most of these (except Christmas and New Year). I also knew you had something called Thanksgiving that was something to do with Turkeys.
sumokitty
+1
Level 80
Jun 20, 2022
I find it a bit sad that a lot of the UK official holidays are just nameless bank holidays. Why not take the opportunity to celebrate something, even if only symbolically?
jmellor13
+2
Level 67
Jun 20, 2022
Thanksgiving is the best one!
MalyJacus
+1
Level 53
Jun 20, 2022
Not a federal worker and I do not get: MLK, Washington's/presidents day, columbus day, Juneteenth or Veterans day off. That's 5 of 11 days (almost 50%) which we'all in the private sector do not get.
JudgeRudy
+1
Level 65
Oct 28, 2022
When I left the private sector to work for the government, I showed up at work on "holidays" a handful of times before I got used to the fact that we were off/closed not realizing nobody would be there. I still come in and get things done without distractions on these days sometimes.
TheKnightOfDioen
+1
Level 23
Feb 27, 2023
I kept trying to put Halloween, as it is my favorite holiday, but I didn't realize that it wasn't a federal holiday.
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