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Presidents' Day Quiz

Five civics-friendly questions for Presidents' Day: Washington's birthday, Mount Rushmore, the penny, and the White House.

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February
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Presidents' Day Quiz

Five civics-friendly questions for Presidents' Day: Washington's birthday, Mount Rushmore, the penny, and the White House.

What's inside this quiz

  1. 1. Presidents' Day began as a celebration of which president, born on February 22?

    • A George Washington
    • B Abraham Lincoln
    • C Thomas Jefferson
    • D John Adams
  2. 2. Which president was the principal author of the Declaration of Independence?

    • A Thomas Jefferson
    • B George Washington
    • C Benjamin Franklin
    • D James Madison
  3. 3. Abraham Lincoln's portrait appears on which U.S. coin?

    • A The penny
    • B The nickel
    • C The dime
    • D The quarter
  4. 4. Which four presidents are carved into Mount Rushmore?

    • A Washington, Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Lincoln
    • B Washington, Adams, Jefferson, and Madison
    • C Lincoln, Grant, Roosevelt, and Kennedy
    • D Washington, Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt, and Eisenhower
  5. 5. The president of the United States lives and works in which building?

    • A The White House
    • B The U.S. Capitol
    • C The Supreme Court
    • D The Pentagon
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  1. 1. George Washington
  2. 2. Thomas Jefferson
  3. 3. The penny
  4. 4. Washington, Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Lincoln
  5. 5. The White House

Teacher tips

  • The Mount Rushmore question invites a quick map moment — where is South Dakota?

  • Extension: have students nominate a fifth face for Rushmore and defend the choice.

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