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WorksheetsU6W1 The Story of the Statue of Liberty
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
crown
something on your tooth
small copies of something
a metal head decoration worn by royalty or other honored people
something that represents or stands for something else
liberty
freedom
something that represents or stands for something else
a bell
a small, flat surface with something written on it
models
freedom
a metal head decoration worn by royalty or other honored people
something that represents or stands for something else
small copies of something
symbol
a stick with burning matter on one end, used for light
something that represents or stands for something else
small copies of something
an instrument
tablet
a small, flat surface with something written on it
a stick with burning matter on one end, used for light
so good that you cannot forget it
revealed or uncovered; showed for the first time
torch
something that represents or stands for something else
so good that you cannot forget it
something that represents or stands for something else
a stick with burning matter on one end, used for light
unforgettable
a small, flat surface with something written on it
so good that you cannot forget it
revealed or uncovered; showed for the first time
a metal head decoration worn by royalty or other honored people
unveiled
so good that you cannot forget it
a small, flat surface with something written on it
revealed or uncovered; showed for the first time
so good that you cannot forget it
Why did the author write this story?
To tell readers about America.
To tell about a famous statue.
To tell an amusing story about France.
To tell readers how to make a huge statue.
