Question 1: September 11 is an official US holiday. What is it called?
A Remembrance Day
B Patriot Day
C Nine Eleven Day
Not to be confused with Patriots Day, celebrated in Massachusetts and a few other states in April, Patriot Day was declared a national holiday in 2002 by President George W. Bush.
Correct Answer: Patriot Day
Question 2: What stands at the site of the former Twin Towers as a symbol of resilience?
A Empire State Building
B One World Trade Center
C Statue of Liberty
One World Trade Center, built where the Twin Towers once stood, symbolizes resilience and hope for the future after the tragedy of September 11. Its height of 1,776 feet represents the year of American independence.
Correct Answer: One World Trade Center
Question 3: Which monument in New York Harbor serves as a guardian of hope?
A Brooklyn Bridge
B Statue of Liberty
C Central Park
The Statue of Liberty is not only an iconic monument in New York Harbor but also serves as a symbol of hope and resilience in the face of adversity, standing witness to the city’s history of both triumphs and tragedies.
Correct Answer: Statue of Liberty