How many days does a leap year have?

Correct answer: 366

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Aaron Mayers
Aaron Mayers
Leap years aren't applicable to years ending in double zeros that are not divisible by 400. 2000 was a leap year, but 1900 was not. That provides the balance.
Contess
Contess
BaldAvenger, I'm a "leap" baby too. My parents always gave me a big celebration on that day. In the off years my parents let me pick any day in the year to celebrate so I always got a party. I thank them for making me feel so special and loved.
BurningManager65030
BurningManager65030
The remarks are almost as fun as the game.
Player #8321234
Player #8321234
Player #5704384, im a twin born on 28th february, at 11.56pm My twin sister was born on the 29th February at 12.14am
onyxandapples16
onyxandapples16
Player #1443092, just imagine if you got married on February 29th you'd only have one anniversary every 4 year's.
Player #2406803
Player #2406803
Genius, I knew it like the back of my hand, but pressed the wrong button. i even remember the rhyme children were thought in the Caribbean to help us remember. Do you want to hear it? Here it goes: 30 days are September, April, June and November. All the rest has 31, except February, which 28 days clear and 29 in each leap year. Nice.
Spacehead265
Spacehead265
How on earth can people not add 1 to 365?
dmcloren
dmcloren
EBKDKing353, I got it backward. I didn't think it through...
ElectricYeoman17825
ElectricYeoman17825
Lindy Loo, I just googled the divisible by 400, and that other dude is right! Also, the years 2100 is NOT a leap year. Bizzare but true.
momjulz36
momjulz36
very educational
hi
hi
Player #2406803, me too. Still
Artie
Artie
I believe that most children would walk around with this knowledge.
Cat Mom
Cat Mom
BigStew, that's why he said not if the year ends with 00
Cat Mom
Cat Mom
jdkm, bless your heart but you've told us enough times that you're 17 lol
Cat Mom
Cat Mom
Player #2406803, Here in America we are taught practically the same rhyme
Cat Mom
Cat Mom
Silly me, I took one away instead of adding one!
msbw
msbw
Spacehead265, people that can't add...duh
karu
karu
the easiest question so far
jdkm
jdkm
WearyGoal4, she mustbe 64! that was my last birthday. this year 17!
jdkm
jdkm
Player #4216063, I do! turning 17 this year!
jdkm
jdkm
Player #5704384, me my 17th!
jdkm
jdkm
Pat Math, other way around. i am a leapbaby, so I know, I lived it.
jdkm
jdkm
Player #14621612, so precious holding hands in incubator!
jdkm
jdkm
Marebare, me too this year 17
jdkm
jdkm
joe, my parents had a birthday party for me on the last day each february, and on the leap year I had 3, 1 for my friends, 1 for relatives and one for my parents friends.
jdkm
jdkm
Jenny, i look forward to that day if I make it!
jdkm
jdkm
Malignancy, 2000 was a leap year.
jdkm
jdkm
BrinyEggman2405, I have my 17th birthday this year on 2/29!
jdkm
jdkm
Aaron Mayers, I am born on Leap year Day, I was quite miffed that I might not have a real birthday in 2000. but it ended up I did.
Joseph
Joseph
Player #8321234, that is amazing
Joseph
Joseph
it's February 5, 2024 and its a leap year
Katness
Katness
onyxandapples16, I have a wedding ceremony to officiate on 2/29/24 for my son's former coworker and her fiance.
Jenny
Jenny
Player #3166549, One of my aunts was a Leap Year baby. She died at 23 (actually 92). She was so delighted when she finally made her 21st birthday party. We all came to celebrate her becoming “legal”! 😊
joe
joe
So, if you were born on February 29th, then (hypothetically) parents don't owe you a birthday present but every four years. LOL.. Or, you only age incrementally.
BigStew
BigStew
Aaron Mayers, Nearly. Leap year's are divisible by 4, so 2000 was. 1900 wasn't & 2100 will not be.
Capt Jack
Capt Jack
Almost every 4 years?
joey
joey
what do mean nearly every 4 years are a leap year, aren't they all
Morlok
Morlok
We use a Lunar Calendar. (months: moon) A Solar Calendar is more accurate.
J
J
I’m not getting married on a leap year whim! Lol
Ben
Ben
My tip is leap years always occur during the same year as a U.S. general presidential elections.