Exploring 'This Land is Your Land'

The transcript describes a journey through various landscapes, highlighting the beauty and unity of the land from California to New York. It reflects on the natural wonders and the shared ownership of the land, emphasizing that it was made for everyone. The narrative is poetic, with vivid imagery of highways, deserts, forests, and waters, and concludes with a sense of belonging and connection to the land.

What does the narrator see while traveling on the ribbon highway?

• A bustling city

• The endless skyway and golden valley

• A flowing river

• A dense forest

What does the voice say as the narrator roams through the desert?

• This land is only for the brave

• This land is full of mysteries

• This land is a place of dreams

• This land is made for you and me

Which locations are mentioned in the chorus about the land?

• From the city to the countryside

• From the desert to the plains

• From the mountains to the sea

• From the Redwood Forest to the Gulf Stream waters

What natural elements are described as the sun shines?

• The trees swaying

• The ocean waves crashing

• The wheat fields waving and dust clouds rolling

• The birds singing

What is the repeated message about the land?

• It is a land of mystery

• It is a land of dreams

• It is a land of opportunity

• It is a land made for you and me