Ellis Island

Where is Ellis Island located?

• New York City
• Chicago
• Miami
• Los Angeles

What was the experience like for immigrants at Ellis Island?

• They were given free housing and food
• They were treated with suspicion and had to pass inspections
• They were immediately sent back to their home country
• They were welcomed with open arms

How does the immigration process at Ellis Island compare to other immigration stations in the US?

• It was the most expensive immigration station in the US
• It was the most strict immigration station in the US
• It was the most lenient immigration station in the US
• It was the only immigration station in the US

How did Ellis Island impact US population?

• It only impacted the population of New York City
• It had no impact on population
• It caused an increase in population
• It caused a decrease in population

What is the function of an immigration station?

• To provide free transportation for immigrants
• To provide job opportunities for immigrants
• To process and inspect immigrants entering a country
• To serve as a place for immigrants to live

What is the relationship between Ellis Island and New York City?

• They are both located in the state of New York
• They are connected by a bridge
• Ellis Island is located within New York City
• They are two separate countries

What was the process for passing inspections at Ellis Island?

• Performing a talent show
• Taking a physical exam
• Answering questions about US history
• Eating a traditional American meal

What was the purpose of Ellis Island?

• To serve as a tourist attraction
• To serve as a military base
• To process immigrants coming to the US
• To provide housing for the homeless

Which of the following is an interesting fact about Ellis Island?

• It was the first immigration station in the US
• It was originally called Liberty Island
• It was used as a prison during the Civil War
• It was built by Native Americans

Was Ellis Island an effective immigration station?

• No, it was too expensive for immigrants to afford
• Yes, it successfully processed and inspected immigrants
• Yes, it only processed a small number of immigrants
• No, it caused more harm than good