Citizenship · Holidays Vocabulary

In the sentence 'Presidents' Day is in February,' the words 'Presidents' Day' refer to:

Correct answer

A U.S. holiday honoring the presidents

  1. A The first day of a President's term
  2. B A U.S. holiday honoring the presidents
  3. C A type of election
  4. D A day Congress meets

Why this is the answer

PRESIDENTS' DAY is on the USCIS reading vocabulary list under HOLIDAYS. In a sentence such as 'Presidents' Day is in February,' it refers to the federal holiday observed in February that honors U.S. presidents (historically associated with George Washington's birthday). The reading test includes holiday vocabulary like Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, and Thanksgiving. Recognizing these holiday names and roughly when they occur, in the context of a sentence, is part of the holidays-vocabulary portion of the reading test.
Source: USCIS Reading Vocabulary — Holidays: Presidents' Day

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About this topic: Holidays Vocabulary

Holidays vocabulary covers the holiday names on the USCIS reading list — Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Thanksgiving — and the months that go with them. This is one of 6 Reading Vocabulary questions on holidays vocabulary, each with a full explanation on a single study page.

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