Statue of Liberty

The statue of Liberty stands for

• love

• freedom

• family

• war

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Why did France want to give the statue of America?

• America was poor.

• America and France were fighting a war.

• France wanted to give America a gift for its birthday.

• France wanted to make peace with America.

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A flat surface used for writing is called a__________.

• tablet

• pencil

• base

• none of the above.

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When it was first built, the statue was the color of a shiny new penny. What caused it to turn green?

• the air

• the iron

• the paint

• the grass

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When writing this book, the author's purpose was __________.

• to inform

• to persuade

• to entertain

• to advertise

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What had to happen in America before France could send the completed statue?

• Americans had to vote on where to put the statue.

• Americans had to build a base for the statue.

• Americans had to built the arm and torch.

• None of the above.

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Which statement is an opinion?

• Mr. Bartholdi made a clay model of the statue.

• Mr. Eiffel was an engineer.

• The statue was very beautiful.

• The statue was put on its base in 1886.

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Read this example sentence: The Statue of Liberty is holding a torch in her right hand. A torch is ______.

• an old fashioned pencil

• a stick or a club used as a weapon

• a shield for protection

• a stick with material a one end that can be burned

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Who might best like to read this story?

• someone who wants to learn something new

• someone who wants to have a good laugh

• someone who wants to get somebody else to do something

• none of the above

Which of the following is not a detail about the Statue of Liberty?

• It used to be the color of a penny.

• It was sent to America in pieces.

• It is a symbol for someone who died.

• It is the tallest statue in the United States.

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