Who will be the next host of “Jeopardy”? It’s anyone’s guess, at this point. For now, you can get your trivia fix from our CITYVIEW website, where we post 10 new trivia questions each month with a common theme. The idea is to create an event where those with the top scores for the year would be invited to a contest where we would crown an overall CITYVIEW Trivia Champion. More details on that to come. In the meantime, you can test your knowledge and see how you score. This month’s questions deal with Labor Day, an appropriate theme for today. A few of the questions and multiple choice options are below. For the complete quiz and answers, visit www.cityviewtrivia.com/labor-day-trivia.
1. When is Labor Day celebrated in America?
a. The fourth Monday of August
b. The first Monday of September
c. The second Monday of September
d. The third Monday of September
2. Who is widely believed to be Father of Labor Day in America?
a. Peter McGuire
b. Al Gore
c. Jimmy Hoffa
d. Anthony Scotto
3. The bill that made Labor Day a national holiday was signed by which U.S. president?
a. Grover Cleveland
b. Abraham Lincoln
c. Richard Nixon
d. Millard Filmore
4. Who was assassinated while in Memphis to support a strike of garbage workers?
a. Robert Kennedy
b. James Garfield
c. William McKinley
d. Martin Luther King, Jr.
5. In terms of members, what is the largest Labor Union in the United States?
a. Education Association of the United States
b. Service Employees International Union
c. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees
d. Teamsters
Have a magnificent Monday, and thanks for reading.
Shane Goodman President and Publisher Big Green Umbrella Media shane@dmcityview.com 515-953-4822, ext. 305 |