Statue of Liberty Knowledge Assessment

The video follows a class trip to the Statue of Liberty, exploring its history, symbolism, and construction. The statue, a gift from France, symbolizes freedom and friendship. Students learn about its copper material and the patina process. They climb the pedestal, view the statue's structure, and reflect on its significance. An experiment demonstrates how to create a patina on pennies.

What does the Statue of Liberty symbolize?

• Friendship

• Freedom

• Unity

• Strength

Who gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States?

• Italy

• France

• United Kingdom

• Germany

How was the Statue of Liberty transported to the United States?

• By air

• In 214 boxes

• In one piece

• By train

What inspired Americans to donate money for the statue's pedestal?

• A speech by the President

• A poem by Emma Lazarus

• A radio broadcast

• A newspaper article

What is the green layer on the Statue of Liberty called?

• Verdigris

• Moss

• Patina

• Rust

Who designed the internal steel frame of the Statue of Liberty?

• Thomas Edison

• Gustave Eiffel

• Frederick Auguste Bartholdi

• Alexander Graham Bell

What was the role of the Statue of Liberty for immigrants arriving in the United States?

• A navigation aid

• A warning sign

• A welcoming figure

• A symbol of wealth

What does the tablet held by the Statue of Liberty read?

• July 4th, 1886

• July 4th, 1876

• July 4th, 1896

• July 4th, 1776

What is the purpose of the activity involving vinegar and salt?

• To clean pennies

• To make pennies shiny

• To turn pennies green

• To dissolve pennies

Approximately how many people visit the Statue of Liberty each year?

• 5 million

• 1 million

• 2.5 million

• 3.5 million