Estrenan estatua de cera del papa Francisco en Brasil

In a small Brazilian town, Catholics attending Easter Mass were surprised by a lifelike wax figure of Pope Francis. The figure, which closely resembled the Pope, was displayed at the Catedral de San Pedro de Alcántara before being moved to the Wax Museum of Petrópolis. Created in London by several artists over six months, the figure is part of a collection that includes Pope John Paul II. The Pope's popularity and the artistry of the figure were highlighted, with attendees expressing excitement and admiration.

What was the initial reaction of the attendees when they saw the wax figure of Pope Francis?

• They were upset and left the church.

• They were confused and thought it was a new priest.

• They were surprised and thought the real Pope was present.

• They were indifferent and continued with the mass.

Where was the wax figure of Pope Francis first displayed before being moved to the museum?

• In a public park

• In the Cathedral of San Pedro de Alcántara

• In a local art gallery

• In the Vatican City

Why is the wax figure of Pope Francis considered important for the museum?

• Because it was created by a famous artist.

• Because it was the first wax figure ever made.

• Because Pope Francis is a popular and beloved figure.

• Because it is the only wax figure in the museum.

How long did it take to create the wax figure of Pope Francis?

• Two weeks

• One year

• Six months

• Three months

Which other notable figure is included in the wax collection along with Pope Francis?

• Mother Teresa

• Saint Peter

• Pope Benedict XVI

• Pope John Paul II