Citizenship · Holidays Vocabulary

In the sentence 'Independence Day is in July,' the words 'Independence Day' refer to:

Correct answer

The national holiday on July 4 celebrating U.S. independence

  1. A A state holiday only
  2. B The national holiday on July 4 celebrating U.S. independence
  3. C A day to elect the President
  4. D A military parade day

Why this is the answer

INDEPENDENCE DAY is on the USCIS reading vocabulary list under HOLIDAYS. In a sentence such as 'Independence Day is in July,' it refers to the federal holiday on July 4 that celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. The reading test pairs holiday vocabulary with months and simple verbs to form readable sentences. Recognizing 'Independence Day' as the July 4 holiday — and connecting holidays to their months — is part of the holidays-vocabulary content the reading test measures.
Source: USCIS Reading Vocabulary — Holidays: Independence Day

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