Definitions
Antonyms
Synonyms
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100

A person who comes into a new country to live there. 

Immigrant

100

The opposite of: lowly

Lofty

100

Name a synonym for: statement

Declaration

100

Since, 1886 the Statue of Liberty has welcomed __________ 

Immigrants

100

Which of these three can be described as "conspicuous"? 

A person wearing a mask

A needle

A blade of grass 

Person wearing a mask

200

The state of being poor.

Poverty

200

The opposite of: hatred

Affection

200

Name a synonym for: Hold

Clasp

200

The statue was a gift from the people of France. The people of the United States had to provide a ___________ to put the statue in its place.

Pedestal 

200

Which of these 3 can be described as "lofty"? 

A person

A candy

A ceiling

Ceiling

300

To show in public.

Exhibit

300

The opposite of: hide

Unveil

300

Name a synonym for: Fondness

Affection

300

The statue can be reached with a short _______ ride from Manhattan. 

Ferry
300

Persecute sounds similar to "prosecute." What does it mean to "prosecute" someone? 

To bring them to trial for criminal acts.

400

To make an earnest request

Appeal

400

The opposite of: an unclear, disorganized speech

An eloquent speech

400

Name a synonym for: Cruel treatment 

Persecution

400

People in the USA argued whether they should provide the cost for the statue's base. It would cost $100 to build. Yet it was difficult to get enough _________ to cover the cost.

Contributions

400

How is an emigrant different from an immigrant? 

An emigrant leaves a country to live elsewhere.

An immigrant enters a new country to settle. 

500

Easily or clearly seen

Conspicuous

500

The opposite of: repel

Appeal

500

Name a synonym for: A public show

Exhibit

500

When the Statue of Liberty was at last ________ to the public, a holiday was _________.

Unveiled

Declared

500

The word pedestal comes from the Latin word for ____ which is "ped." That Latin word can also be found in English words like pedestrian and pedal. What does "ped" mean? 

Foot

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