Symbols of Texas

What is a symbol, according to the passage?

• A type of animal

• A visual representation of important ideas, beliefs, traditions, and events

• A famous person

• A type of food

What does patriotism mean as described in the passage?

• A feeling of love for your country, state, or community.

• A dislike for your country's traditions.

• A desire to travel to other countries only.

• A feeling of indifference towards your community.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a symbol of Texas in the passage?

• The current Texas flag

• The state song, 'Texas, Our Texas'

• The Statue of Liberty

• The Alamo

True or False: The symbols of Texas belong to one person.

• True

• False

Name two symbols of Texas mentioned in the passage.

• The current Texas flag and the Alamo

• The Statue of Liberty and the Golden Gate Bridge

• Mount Rushmore and the Liberty Bell

• The Empire State Building and the Gateway Arch

What is the state bird of Texas?

• Mockingbird

• Cardinal

• Blue Jay

• Robin

Why do the symbols of Texas make people feel patriotic?

• Because they represent important ideas, beliefs, traditions, and events that make people feel love for their country, state, or community.

• Because they are only used during holidays and celebrations.

• Because they are all related to famous sports teams in Texas.

• Because they are required to be learned in school.

Which country was the first to fly its flag over Texas?

• Spain

• France

• Mexico

• United States of America

Fill in the blank: The Texas state song is called '______, Our Texas.'

• Texas

• Houston

• Austin

• Dallas

The Texas flag must always be displayed lower than the flag of the United States.

• True

• False