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The Fourth of July quiz — Summer The “The Fourth of July” quiz — Summer. It has 25 questions in five categories: 1776 Countdown, People Behind It, On the Page, Stars & Symbols, Fourth Through Time. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
1776 Countdown 100 In which city did Congress adopt the Declaration on July 4, 1776?
200 Two days before July 4, on what date did Congress vote for independence?
300 Most delegates signed the…
In the game400 Which delegation abstained from…
In the game500 What term described the…
In the gamePeople Behind It 100 Who wrote the first draft and did most of the Declaration's drafting?
200 Who signed the official parchment first as president of Congress?
300 Which Virginia delegate introduced…
In the game400 Who printed the first…
In the game500 Who most likely hand-lettered…
In the gameOn the Page 100 The Declaration names Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of what?
200 The Declaration says just political power comes from the consent of whom?
300 Which monarch, pictured here…
In the game400 The final resolution says…
In the game500 The closing pledge offers…
In the gameStars & Symbols 100 The U.S. flag's 13 stripes stand for which founding group?
200 Each of the 50 stars on the U.S. flag represents one of what?
300 The 50th star was…
In the game400 What bird is the…
In the game500 Which numbered 1818 law…
In the gameFourth Through Time 100 Which nighttime spectacle matches the 'illuminations' John Adams predicted for future celebrations?
200 In 1870, July 4 gained what legal status for U.S. government workers in the District of Columbia?
300 Which U.S. president, pictured…
In the game400 In 1778, Continental Army…
In the game500 Which monument in the…
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