4th of July Trivia
4th of July Trivia Challenge
Test your knowledge about Independence Day with our exciting quiz! From the Declaration of Independence to fun facts about barbecues, this quiz has it all. Challenge yourself and your friends to see who truly knows the history and traditions of the 4th of July!
- 18 engaging questions
- Multiple choice format
- Fun for all ages
Who was the oldest signer of the Declaration of Independence?
Ben Franklin
John Adams
Steven Hopkins
George Washington
What are the first words of the Declaration of Independence?
"We hold these truths to be self-evident..."
"When in the course of human events..."
"Governments are instituted among Men..."
"We the people of the United States..."
Independence Day was first celebrated in what city?
Boston
Washington DC
Philadelphia
New York
Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence?
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
John Hancock
Thomas Jefferson
Who invented fireworks?
Americans
Chinese
Japanese
English
How tall is the Statue of Liberty?
151 feet
81 feet
113 feet
53 feet
Who sewed the first flag?
Betsy Johnson
Sally Ross
Annie Johnson
Betsy Ross
Which country gave America the Statue of Liberty?
England
Russia
France
Spain
From most popular to least, what are the most commonly barbecued foods?
Hot dogs, burgers, chicken, steak
Hot dogs, burgers, chicken, steak
Burgers, hot dogs, chicken, steak
Burgers, steak, hot dogs, chicken
Which two states have ice cream as their state dessert?
Virginia & Missouri
Florida & California
North & South Carolina
Oklahoma & Texas
In what pattern were the stars on our first flag?
Square
Grid
Lines
Circle
How many people signed the Declaration of Independence?
40
32
56
100
Which state has an apple pie as their state pie?
North Carolina
Washington DC
Vermont
California
How many people lived in America on July 4th, 1776?
2 million
1.5 million
2.5 million
4 million
What language did the modern word "barbecue" originate from?
Spanish
English
Native American
All of the Above
How many hot dogs are consumed (on average) each year on the 4th of July?
100 million
500 miliion
350 million
150 million
What year did Congress declare the 4th of July a national holiday?
1870
1776
1892
1908
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