NYC Sights
You can see a big, green statue here that was a gift from France.
Statue of Liberty
False - it's Washington D.C.
What language do most people in New York City speak?
English
This memorial has two large square pools where the Twin Towers once stood.
9/11 Memorial
What currency do the people in New York City and the USA use?
The Dollar ($)
This is a very big park in the middle of Manhatten.
Central Park
The Statue of Liberty is in Central Park.
False - it's on Liberty Island.
What three colours are on the American flag?
Red, white & blue
You can see dinosaurs, animals and a giant blue whale in this museum.
American Museum of Natural History
How many states are there in the USA?
50
You can watch the basketball games of the New York Knicks in this arena.
Madison Square Garden
New York City has 5 boroughs (Bezirke).
True - They are Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, Staten Island
What is the name of the famous square where people celebrate New Year's Eve.
The Times Square
This catholic church can hold over 2.200 people inside it.
St. Patrick's Cathedral.
In November
This famous bridge connects Brooklyn & Manhattan.
The Brooklyn Bridge
The Empire State Building is in Brooklyn.
False - it's in Manhattan.
What is a common nickname for New York City?
The Big Apple | The City that never sleeps | Gotham
This place is a busy spot for transportation by train and has a big hall.
Grand Central Station
Which 2 American states are not part of the main land of the USA (Festland)?
Alaska & Hawaii
This skyscraper has 102 floors and was once the tallest building in the world
Empire State Building
The Brooklyn Bridge was opened in the 19th Century.
True - it was opened in 1883.
Which ocean lies east of New York City?
The Atlantic Ocean
This place holds the famous San Gennaro Festival every year in September.
Little Italy
What American holiday is celebrated on the 4th of July every year?
Independence day