Statue of Liberty

What is the part "A Visit to the Statue of Liberty" mostly about?

• how to get to the Statue of Liberty

• the history of the Statue of Liberty

• the people who work at the Statue of Liberty

• where there are copies of the Statue of Liberty

Why did the French people give the Statue of Liberty to America?

• They wanted to be friendly.

• They were trying to get rid of it.

• They enjoyed building new things.

• They gave a gift to many countries.

The passage says that lights shine off the surface of the Statue of Liberty's flame. What does surface mean?

• fire

• gold

• glass

• outside

What can the reader learn in the part "Inside the Pedestal"?

• why the Statue of Liberty is made of copper

• when the Statue of Liberty got a new torch

• why the Statue of Liberty changed color

• when the Statue of Liberty was built

What is the Statue of Liberty a symbol of?

• joy

• power

• beauty

• freedom

What does the word impossible mean?

• not possible

• able to do

• not

• can

I went to move my couch but it was immovable. What does immovable mean?

• able to move easily

• not able to move

• pushed over

• dirty

What is the author's purpose for writing the Why is the Statue of Liberty green?

• to provide information about the Statue of Liberty

• to persuade me to go to the Statue of Liberty

• To entertain us about a trip to the Statue of Liberty

• To explain to us how to build a tower.

What is the central idea of Why the Statue of Liberty is Green?

• Ellis Island is the home to the Statue of Liberty

• People arriving to America were greeted by The Statue of Liberty.

• People travel all over to see the Statue of Liberty.

What were the different settings in Why is the Statue of Liberty Green?

• school

• in the statue

• on the island

• museum