A Nation of Immigrants: Statue of Liberty

The statue was a gift from which country?

• USA
• Germany
• Russia
• France

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What does the statue symbolize?

• Money
• Freedom
• Love
• Unity

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Immigrants are people who_________

• Belong to a country
• Try to work at a job
• Leave their country to come to another
• Sail on ships

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What does Lady Liberty hold in her left hand?

• A tablet with the date July 4, 1776 written
• A torch
• An apple
• A piece of paper with words on it

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Why is July 4, 1776 an important date?

• Declaration of Independence was signed
• It's New Years Day 
• It's a holiday in France 
• The capital was built then

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How did the Statue of Liberty get to America?

• Train
• Plane
• Ship
• Car

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Did the statue come in one piece?

• Yes
• No

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In 1886 Liberty was standing where she belongs- she stands where?

• Boston Harbor
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• New York Harbor
• Port of Miami

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This story is Non-Fiction, (true) or Fiction (not true).

• Non-fiction
• Fiction

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This book is mainly about

• Edouard de Laboulay and Auguste Bartholdi

• New York

• The Statue of Liberty

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