Daylight Saving Day

What is the purpose of Daylight Saving Time?

• To have more sunlight in the evening

• To have more sunlight in the morning

• To have equal sunlight throughout the day

• To save energy

When does Daylight Saving Time occur in the United States?

• Second Sunday in March

• First Sunday in November

• Second Sunday in April

• Last Sunday in October

Which countries observe Daylight Saving Time?

• Most countries in Europe

• Only the United States

• Only countries in Asia

• No countries observe Daylight Saving Time

What do people do during Daylight Saving Time?

• Move the clock forward one hour in the Spring

• Move the clock backward one hour in the Fall

• Move the clock forward one hour in the Fall

• Move the clock backward one hour in the Spring

Who first suggested the idea of Daylight Saving Time?

• Benjamin Franklin

• George Hudson

• William Willet

• The government

Which country was the first to implement Daylight Saving Time?

• Germany

• United States

• New Zealand

• England

When did the United States extend daylight saving time?

• 2007

• 1918

• 1895

• 2012

What is a fun way to remember which way to move the clock?

• "Spring forward and Fall back"

• "Fall forward and Spring back"

• "Move forward and backward"

• "Move backward and forward"

Which department is responsible for the Time Zones in the United States?

• Department of Transportation

• Department of Energy

• Department of Education

• Department of Defense

How long does Daylight Saving Time last each year in the United States?

• 34 weeks

• 52 weeks

• 12 weeks

• 26 weeks