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A Salute To Lady Liberty Trivia Quiz

Do you know these facts on our Beautiful Lady in NY Harbor?

A multiple-choice quiz by joopie. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
joopie

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
86,238

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
5 / 10

Plays
734

One at a Time - Single Page - Timed Game

Question 1 of 10

1. You are still able to walk up to her crown. How many viewing windows are located in Lady Liberty's crown? Hint

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Question 2 of 10

2. She has some big hands! How large is the Lady's index finger? Hint

10 feet

12 feet

4 feet

8 feet

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Question 3 of 10

3. If today's ice caps melted, would the Statue of Liberty be up to her armpits in water?

Yes

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Question 4 of 10

4. Her right arm and torch did alot of traveling. How many times did they cross the Atlantic Ocean? Hint

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Question 5 of 10

5. It is not proper to ask a lady her weight but, the Statue of Liberty is not shy. She has 31 tons (62,000 lbs) of copper. How many tons of steel is in her frame? Hint

125

142

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Question 6 of 10

6. Lady Liberty's light guides ships into NY Harbor. Was she the first electric lighthouse in the US?

Yes

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Question 7 of 10

7. Most women won't tell you, but this beauty is not embarrassed. What is Lady Liberty's waist size? Hint

12 feet

26 feet

75 feet

35 feet

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Question 8 of 10

8. You are no longer allowed up to the torch, but how many rungs are on the ladder to the torch? Hint

127

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Question 9 of 10

9. How many shipping crates did it take to ship this Big, Beautiful Woman from France? Hint

136

214

321

256

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Question 10 of 10

10. She was dedicated to the US in October 1886 but, what year was the Statue of Liberty designated a National Monument? Hint

1896

1886

1924

1974

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. You are still able to walk up to her crown. How many viewing windows are located in Lady Liberty's crown?

Answer: 25

The 25 windows symbolize the 25 gemstones on earth. The 7 rays on her crown, symbolize the 7 continents.

2. She has some big hands! How large is the Lady's index finger?

Answer: 8 feet

Her 8 foot finger has a 13" X 10" fingernail. That's a lot of nail polish!

3. If today's ice caps melted, would the Statue of Liberty be up to her armpits in water?

Answer: Yes

The sea level in this world would raise 200-250 feet.

4. Her right arm and torch did alot of traveling. How many times did they cross the Atlantic Ocean?

Answer: 3

First time in 1876 to be displayed in Philadelphia and NYC. Second time to go back to Paris in 1882. Third time to be displayed in NY Harbor in 1885.

5. It is not proper to ask a lady her weight but, the Statue of Liberty is not shy. She has 31 tons (62,000 lbs) of copper. How many tons of steel is in her frame?

Answer: 125

That is 250,000 pounds of steel. The base has 27,000 tons of concrete, that is 54 million pounds!

6. Lady Liberty's light guides ships into NY Harbor. Was she the first electric lighthouse in the US?

Answer: Yes

In 1886 she was the first electric lighthouse in use in the US.

7. Most women won't tell you, but this beauty is not embarrassed. What is Lady Liberty's waist size?

Answer: 35 feet

That is what you call a "plus" size! Her robe forms the outer shell but there is no torso under it.

8. You are no longer allowed up to the torch, but how many rungs are on the ladder to the torch?

Answer: 54

There are 192 steps to the top of the pedastal, with a total of 354 steps to the crown. My feet hurt just thinking about it!

9. How many shipping crates did it take to ship this Big, Beautiful Woman from France?

Answer: 214

Her journey was completed from France to NY Harbor, on October 28, 1886.

10. She was dedicated to the US in October 1886 but, what year was the Statue of Liberty designated a National Monument?

Answer: 1924

This beauty became a National Landmark in October 1924 and still stands tall and proud in New York Harbor. "God Bless America!"

Source: Author joopie

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