Vocab
Questions From The Story
Extra Questions
Text Structure
Features
100

The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without being controlled or limited. (n)

The vocab word is freedom.

100

Where is the class going on the field trip? (Page 271)

The class is going to the Statue of Liberty on the field trip.

100

When did the Statue of Liberty open to visitors?

The Statue of Liberty opened to visitors in 1886.

100

What text structure are these signal words for? first, next, then, before, after, finally, following, dates, and times

Sequence or chronological

100

Feature that shows us exactly what something looks like.

What is photograph.

200

A large structure or building that honors an important person or event in history. (n)  

The vocab word is monument. 

200

Where in New York is the Statue of Liberty? (Page 272)

The Statue of Liberty is on Liberty Island in New York.

200

How is it possible to see the Statue of Liberty from far away?

It is possible because the flame is covered in real gold, and lights reflect off the shiny gold surface.

200

What text structure are these signal words for? due to, as a result, so.

Cause and Effect

200

Features that helps you identify parts of a picture or diagram.

What are labels.

300

A long stick with a flame at one end that may be used for light to start a fire. (n)

The vocab word is torch.

300

Why is the Statue of Liberty green?

It is green because when copper mixes with water, it changes into a mineral called malachite. This makes the green later on the Statue of Liberty.

300

Why was the Statue of Liberty important to newcomers?

The Statue of Liberty was important to newcomers because the Statue of Liberty seemed to be welcoming them to their new home. The Statue of Liberty is also a symbol of freedom, so the newcomers probably felt free when they saw the statue.

300

What text structure are these signal words for? same as, similar, alike, as well as, also, both, instead of, on the other hand, different from, and as opposed to

Compare and Contrast

300

Words under a picture that tells you about about the picture.

What are captions.

400

Someone who uses stone, wood, or metal to make a work of art. (n)

The vocab word is sculptor.

400

Who built the Statue of Liberty and the frame? What is one of them known for?

Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi designed the statue. Gustave Eiffel designed the frame, he is known for designing the Eiffel Tower.

400

How has Emma Lazarus's poem became an important part of the Statue of Liberty?

Her poem inspired thousands of Americans to donate money to buy the pedestal.

400

What text structure are these signal words for? problem is, question is, puzzle is, to solve this, and one answer is

Problem and Solution

400

The way that nonfiction is organized to tell the reader about different parts or main ideas of the section.

What are chapters and headings.

500

The belief in freedom and equality between people. (n)

The vocab word is democracy.

500

Where did people arrive to America first go to? However, what was the first thing that they saw?

People arriving in America first went to Ellis Island. They first saw the Statue of Liberty.

500

Why does the Statue of Liberty's left arm cradles a tablet?

In Roman numerals, notes the American independence from Britain with the Declaration of Independence.

500

On page 282, the author lists things on how to do something.  

What is sequence or chronology?

500

When the author uses many different shades to make a word stand out.

What is using color.

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