Lincoln Memorial Quiz for Kids

According to the video, what is the Lincoln Memorial?

• The home of the President

• A monument built to honor Abraham Lincoln

• A museum about the Civil War

• A famous theater in Washington D.C.

In what city is the Lincoln Memorial located?

• Philadelphia

• New York City

• Washington D.C.

• Gettysburg

What is the name of the park or area where the Lincoln Memorial is situated?

• Central Park

• National Mall

• Independence Park

• Constitution Gardens

What does the Lincoln Memorial have inside that is a major tourist attraction?

• The original Emancipation Proclamation

• A large statue of Abraham Lincoln

• A collection of Civil War artifacts

• A replica of Lincoln's childhood home

Who designed the statue of Abraham Lincoln inside the memorial?

• Henry Bacon

• Jules Guerin

• Daniel Chester French

• Robert E. Lee

What two famous speeches by Abraham Lincoln are inscribed in the memorial?

• The Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights

• The Gettysburg Address and his first inaugural speech

• The Gettysburg Address and his second inaugural speech

• The Emancipation Proclamation and the farewell address

How many columns does the Lincoln Memorial have, intentionally representing the states during the Civil War?

• 13

• 36

• 50

• 44

What is the Lincoln Memorial known for, besides honoring President Lincoln?

• Being the site of presidential inaugurations

• Being a symbolic center focused on race relations

• Being the location where the Constitution was signed

• Being the tallest monument in Washington D.C.

What does the video mention about the material used to build the Lincoln Memorial?

• It is made of wood from Lincoln's home state.

• It is primarily constructed from granite.

• It is made out of Yule marble from Colorado.

• It is built from bricks from the White House.

What event is mentioned as having taken place at the Lincoln Memorial, highlighting its role in civil rights?

• The signing of the Emancipation Proclamation

• Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech

• The surrender of the Confederate Army

• The first presidential inauguration