Why is the Statue of Liberty Green?

The setting for the story, "Why is the Statue of Liberty Green?" is

• the open ocean

• a school trip

• an old forest

• a railroad track

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Where does the Statue of Liberty stand?

• New York Harbor

• Disneyland

• Jamestown

• Colorado

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What country gave the Statue of Liberty to the United States as a symbol of friendship?

• Canada

• Brazil

• Germany

• France

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What color was the Statue of Liberty when it was new?

• tan

• coppery brown

• dark green

• grey, like a stone

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Why is the Statue of Liberty green?

• wind, rain and sun slowly changed its color

• It was painted

• It was always green

• It changes color in the sun to look green

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From what metal is the Statue of Liberty made?

• steel

• aluminum

• tin

• copper

What is on the inside of the statue and acts like its bones?

• nothing

• wooden planks

• actual bones

• a steel frame

People coming to America felt that the statue was _____

• welcoming them to their new home

• to big for the pedestal

• scary at night

• not exciting to see

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Another word, or synonym, for ferry is

• boat

• sword

• giant

• elf

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Another word, or synonym, for monument can be

• pedestal

• ferry

• statue

• copper

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