Why is the Statue of Liberty Green? Quiz

All of these let us know that this is narrative nonfiction except:

• it includes words about the topic

• it includes facts that may or may not be true

• it gives factual information by telling a story

• it includes visuals

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Where does the class visit on their field trip?

• Mount Rushmore

• the Empire State Building

• the White House

• the Statue of Liberty

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Where is the Statue of Liberty located?

• New York Harbor

• Ellis Island

• Hudson River

• Liberty Lake

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According to Mrs. Bold, what does liberty mean?

• freedom

• peace

• independence

• happiness

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Which country gave the United States the Statue of Liberty?

• Canada

• Germany

• Italy

• France

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What is the base of the Statue of Liberty called?

• trunk

• basement

• pedestal

• stand

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What is located in the museum?

• the old torch

• a replica of the torch

• the old face of the statue

• old tickets for admission

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What covers the new flame?

• gold

• silver

• bronze

• copper

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What is the Statue of Liberty made from?

• stone

• silver

• copper

• bronze

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Why couldn’t the students visit the crown?

• it is not open for visitors

• it was closed for repair

• they ran out of time

• they needed special tickets

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