High Five Facts - Statue of Liberty

The video presents five interesting facts about the Statue of Liberty. It covers the statue's alternate name, Lady Liberty, and its inspiration from the Greek goddess Libertas. The statue's original brown color, due to its copper coating, has turned green over time due to oxidation. The video also highlights the French connection, with smaller versions of the statue in Paris, and the involvement of the engineer who built the Eiffel Tower. The statue's high conductivity makes it a frequent target for lightning strikes. Finally, the video provides information on visiting the statue, including climbing to the observation deck for views of New York City.

What is the full name of the Statue of Liberty?

• Freedom's Beacon

• Goddess of Liberty

• Liberty Enlightening the World

• Lady Liberty

Why did the Statue of Liberty change color from brown to green?

• It was cleaned with a green solution

• It was painted green

• The original color faded over time

• Copper oxidation turned it green

Who designed the Statue of Liberty?

• Auguste Rodin

• Antoine Bourdelle

• Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi

• Gustave Eiffel

What makes the Statue of Liberty a frequent target for lightning strikes?

• Its color

• Its metal composition

• Its location

• Its height

What can visitors do inside the Statue of Liberty?

• Attend a guided tour

• Watch a light show

• Climb to the observation deck

• Visit a museum