The autumn roll back
Perks and Downsides of standard time
Time, Shifting shadows, saving grace
A matter of time
Global Time Zones
100

This is the seasonal phrase used to remember which way to turn the clocks in autumn

 What is Fall back

100

This is very celebrated on Sunday morning when we turn the clocks back

What is an extra hour of sleep

100

This is a specific month where Americans lose one hour of sleep (aka spring forward)

What is march

100

This tropical U.S state completely opts out Daylight Saving Time, Keeping its clocks the same all year 

What is Hawaii

100

It is located in the Southern Hemisphere, this island country-continent experiences its "spring forward" in October instead of March

What is Australia

200

This Specific month is when Americans turns the clocks back

What is November

200

Because of evening daylight savings time disappears, many people experiences seasonal depression

What is Seasonal Affective Disorder

200

He is the founding father Famously associated with the phrase " early to bed, early to rise," who suggested Shifting sleep schedules in an essay 

Who is Benjamin Franklin

200

This sweet industry heavily lobbied to extend DST into November so children would have extra hour of daylight for hall-o-ween trick or treating 

What is the Candy Industry

200

This large neighboring country of the U.S. permanently abolished daylight savings time for most of its territory in late 2022

What is Mexico

300

This nation was the first to implement DST nationwide in 1916 During world war 1 to conserve coal 

What is Germany

300

Due to sudden darkness traffic experts see a dangerous increase in accidents involving these walking individuals during the evenings commute

What is pedestrians

300

While the rest of the state skips the time change to avoid late-day heat, this large Native American reservation within Arizona still observes DST

What is Navajo Nation

300

In the autumn, a pair of twins can have their birth order legally swapped if the second twin is born after this occurs

What is the clock rolling back an hour

300

This icy continent doesn't get much sun variation, but stations like McMurdo observe DST simply to stay synchronized with their supply hub in New Zealand

What is Antarctica

400

Falling back shifts an hour of daylight from the evening to this time of day

What is the morning

400

Criminal justice studies show that ending of daylight savings time (DST) shows a result in a noticeable 7% increase in this illegal activity during the newly darkened evening hours 

What is robbery

400

signed by president Lyndon B. Johnson, this 1966 federal law finally standardized the chaotic patchwork of DST dates across different states.

What is the uniform time act.

400

To conserve fuel during a massive energy crisis, this U.S President signed a bill enforcing year-round DST in 1974

Who is Richard Nixon

400

This European island nation is unique because it stays on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) all year long, completely ignoring DST

What is Iceland

500

This original proponent, a New Zealand entomologist,proposed a two hour shift in 1895 because he wanted more daylight to collect insects

Who is George Hudson

500

While originally intended to cut resource consumption, studies show standard time actually causes a net increase in the residential use of this commodity

What is electricity

500

Health studies show a 24% increase in these specific cardiovascular emergencies on the Monday immediately following the ''spring forward'' shift

What is heart attacks

500

This massive transportation Industry historically opposed DST due to the absolute chaos it caused for scheduling long-distance timetables

What are Railroads

500

First passed by the U.S. Senate in 2022, This proposed piece of legislation aims to make Daylight Saving Time permanent nationwide

What is the Sunshine Protection Act

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