American Holidays Vocabulary

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What holiday is celebrated on the first Monday in September?

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Labor Day

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What is the name of the holiday on July 4th?

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Independence Day

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New Year's Eve is __ December.

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in

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Which holiday is celebrated in February?

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Valentine's Day

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The Summer Solstice is __ Wednesday.

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on

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What holiday is known for fireworks and parades on July 4th?

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Independence Day

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What is the significance of Labor Day?

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It honors the American labor movement and the contributions of laborers.

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What do people typically do to celebrate New Year's Eve?

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They often attend parties, watch fireworks, and make resolutions.

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What is the date of Valentine's Day?

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February 14th

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What is a common tradition on Thanksgiving?

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Families gather for a meal, often featuring turkey.

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