Ellis Island: The Gateway to Dreams
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5
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4
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Ellis Island, a small piece of land in New York Harbor, has a big story to tell. For many years, it was the gateway to America for millions of people from various countries who dreamed of a better life. When people arrived on big ships, they stepped onto Ellis Island for immigration processing. Officials checked their papers and health before they could enter America. Many of our great-grandparents or great-great-grandparents came through Ellis Island. Their brave journey made America a land of diverse cultures and traditions.
Question 1
What was the purpose of Ellis Island?
A
A vacation spot
B
A shipping port
C
A military base
D
An immigration processing center
E
A shopping mall
Question 2
What does the term 'immigration processing' mean?
A
Boarding a ship
B
Learning English
C
Buying a house
D
Checking papers and health
E
Getting a job
Question 3
What is the sequence of steps an immigrant would take upon arriving at Ellis Island?
A
Buy a house, get a job, learn English
B
Learn English, get a job, buy a house
C
Arrive on a ship, check papers and health, enter America
D
Enter America, check papers and health, arrive on a ship
E
Get a job, learn English, buy a house
Question 4
What is true about Ellis Island?
A
It was a vacation spot
B
It was a shopping mall
C
It was a military base
D
It was a gateway to America for many immigrants
E
It was a shipping port
Question 5
Why is America a land of diverse cultures and traditions?
A
Because of the food
B
Because of the weather
C
Because of the music
D
Because of the immigrants who came through Ellis Island
E
Because of the sports
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