Citizenship · Holidays Vocabulary

Read: 'Labor Day is in September.' When is this holiday celebrated?

Correct answer

Labor Day is observed on the first Monday in September — a federal holiday honoring American workers

  1. A Labor Day is in May
  2. B Labor Day is observed on the first Monday in September — a federal holiday honoring American workers
  3. C Labor Day is in July
  4. D Labor Day is in November

Why this is the answer

LABOR DAY is on the USCIS HOLIDAYS VOCABULARY list. It is observed on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. Labor Day honors the contributions of workers to the prosperity of the United States. Common reading test sentences: 'Labor Day is in September.' 'We celebrate Labor Day in September.' 'Labor Day is a holiday.' Other holidays on the USCIS reading vocabulary list by month: February — Presidents Day; May — Memorial Day; June — Flag Day; July — Independence Day; September — Labor Day; October — Columbus Day; November — Thanksgiving. Practice matching each holiday to its month. The words LABOR and DAY both appear on the reading vocabulary. Labor Day originated in the late 1800s during the labor movement, when workers were advocating for better wages, reasonable hours, and safe working conditions.
Source: USCIS Reading Vocabulary — Holidays: Labor 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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