U.S. Symbols

Which symbol stands for freedom?

• A heart.

• A bald eagle.

• A crown.

• A maple leaf.

What do the 50 stars on the U.S. flag stand for?

• The 13 colonies.

• The 50 states.

• Good luck.

• The solar system.

Why is George Washington known as the “father of our country”?

• He helped win the Civil War.

• He was very old.

• He helped the U.S. become a country and was the 1st president.

• He had fake teeth.

Which animal would be the symbol for Florida?

• A penguin.

• A panda bear.

• A flamingo.

• An alligator.

A MASCOT is a symbol for a school, club, or team. Which is the best MASCOT for Moby’s track team?

• Cheetah.

• Turtle.

• Husky.

• Worm.

Rhode Island is known as “the ocean state.” What is on Rhode Island’s state quarter?

• A cactus and snake.

• Wild horses and corn.

• The Statue of Liberty.

• A sailboat on the water.

Why is the Statue of Liberty a symbol for hope and friendship?

• It is where the President lives and works.

• It guards the U.S. from enemies.

• It welcomes people who moved to America from other countries.

• It is actually made of gold.

Which state would a grizzly bear be the symbol for?

• Montana.

• California.

• Alaska.

• Colorado.

The Liberty Bell and Statue of Liberty REPRESENT freedom. What does REPRESENT mean?

• To give as a gift.

• To stand for.

• To respect.

• To fight for.

The Statue of Liberty welcomes people from all over the world. There are 7 spikes in her crown. What might they stand for?

• The 7 continents on Earth.

• The 7 biggest cities in New York.

• The 7 days of the week.

• The 7 men who built her.