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Statue of Liberty

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The statue of Liberty stands for

a)

love

b)

freedom

c)

family

d)

war

2.

Why did France want to give the statue of America?

a)

America was poor.

b)

America and France were fighting a war.

c)

France wanted to give America a gift for its birthday.

d)

France wanted to make peace with America.

3.

A flat surface used for writing is called a__________.

a)

tablet

b)

pencil

c)

base

d)

none of the above.

4.

When it was first built, the statue was the color of a shiny new penny. What caused it to turn green?

a)

the air

b)

the iron

c)

the paint

d)

the grass

5.

When writing this book, the author's purpose was __________.

a)

to inform

b)

to persuade

c)

to entertain

d)

to advertise

6.

What had to happen in America before France could send the completed statue?

a)

Americans had to vote on where to put the statue.

b)

Americans had to build a base for the statue.

c)

Americans had to built the arm and torch.

d)

None of the above.

7.

Which statement is an opinion?

a)

Mr. Bartholdi made a clay model of the statue.

b)

Mr. Eiffel was an engineer.

c)

The statue was very beautiful.

d)

The statue was put on its base in 1886.

8.

Read this example sentence: The Statue of Liberty is holding a torch in her right hand. A torch is ______.

a)

an old fashioned pencil

b)

a stick or a club used as a weapon

c)

a shield for protection

d)

a stick with material a one end that can be burned

9.

Who might best like to read this story?

a)

someone who wants to learn something new

b)

someone who wants to have a good laugh

c)

someone who wants to get somebody else to do something

d)

none of the above

10.

Which of the following is not a detail about the Statue of Liberty?

a)

It used to be the color of a penny.

b)

It was sent to America in pieces.

c)

It is a symbol for someone who died.

d)

It is the tallest statue in the United States.