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Flag and Pledge of Allegiance
Flag and Pledge of Allegiance
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Review for the 7th grade flag test
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To pledge allegiance to the flag means to promise your...
allegiance to only your state
loyalty to the President above all
dedication and loyalty to your country
Loyalty to your favorite teacher
2
Who wrote the National Anthem?
Francis Scott Key
Betsy Ross
Whitney Houston
Benjamin Franklin
3
Who is credited with making the first American flag?
Harriet Tubman
Alexander Hamilton
Francis Scott Key
Betsy Ross
4
How should the flag be displayed when it is outside of the home?
Displayed during daylight hours
Only on holidays
Light must be shining on it at night
Flown at half mast on cloudy days
5
How is the union represented on the flag?
Red stripes
The flag pole
The blue area with white stars
White strips
6
What is the United States flag also known as?
The flag of the people
The flag of the Western Hemisphere
Old Glory
The North American flag
7
Where should the flag be displayed on a stage?
Behind the speaker
To the right of the speaker
Shouldn't be displayed at all
To the left of the speaker
8
What do the stripes represent?
How many people came from England
The original 13 colonies/states
The number of signers of the Declaration of Independence
A candy cane
9
In the pledge, what does the word "
republic
" mean?
Government headed by Santa Claus
Government headed by king/queen
Government headed by the military
Government of officials elected by the people
10
How should the flag be displayed with flags from other nations?
US flag should be higher than the others
US flag should be below the others
All flags should be same height
US flag should not be displayed with other flags
11
In the pledge, what does the word "
indivisible
" mean?
All states are separate nations
All cities are separate nations
All states are united as one nation
There are no states
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When was the National Anthem written?
During the bombardment of Fort McHenry in 1814
When George Washington became 1st president
When the Declaration of Independence was signed
At the first Thanksgiving
13
When is Flag Day celebrated?
November 11
December 25
June 14
July 4th
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When are flags flown at half-mast?
Religious holidays
School holidays
State holidays
When important public officials/citizens die