WorksheetsInauguration 2021
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
WHO will be the new U.S. president?
Kamala Harris
Barack Obama
Donald J. Trump
Joe Biden
WHO will be the next VICE PRESIDENT?
Kamala Harris
Mike Pence
Donald Trump
Paul Ryan
Who protects the President?
Secret Service
Commanding Officers
The Vice President
Delta Force
What is the purpose of the inauguration?
To say goodbye to the old President
For the new President to begin taking office
A political party
WHAT DOES “INAUGURATION” MEAN?
election
oath
beginning
celebrate
When does the inauguration take place?
January 20th
February 20th
November 7th
January 21st
Where does Inauguration Day take place?
Arkansas
New York
Washington D.C.
Florida
What is the first thing done at the Inauguration?
There is a grand ball
President makes a speech
President is sworn in using the bible
The inaugural address is:
Where the new president lives in Washington, D.C.
A speech given by each new president outlining his intentions
Where the First Lady resides
How does Inauguration Day usually end?
With a speech
With a ball
With a dinner
HOW CAN CITIZENS CELEBRATE INAUGURATION DAY?
Citizens can go to work to celebrate.
Citizens should go out to dinner on Inauguration Day.
Citizens should paint their house white in honor of the White House where the President where live.
Citizens should be sure their US flag is flown on Inauguration Day to celebrate.
All of the following events are part of modern inaugural ceremonies except
the swearing-in of the Vice-President
the Inaugural Address
the official signing of the new President's first actions
a cross-country tour to greet citizens
January 20, 2021 will mark the 59th Presidential Inauguration in American history.
True
False
What will be different about this 2021 Inauguration?
There will not be a parade this year.
There will be more parties for the President to attend this year.
The parade will be virtual and feature performances from around the country this year.
There won't be any speeches this year.
Joe Biden will be the 42nd President of the United States of America.
True
False
