Washington, D.C.- "The City of Monuments"

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1. We pull up to a very tall monument. It was built between 1848 and 1884, and it stands 555 feet tall. It is a tribute to America's first president. What monument are we at? Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument The Smithsonian Jefferson Memorial

2. We stop at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, which is home to the President of the United States. I wonder where we are; do you know? The White House Arlington National Cemetery The Capitol DC War Memorial

3. We are back on the move to a place where many of America's government officials hold their meetings. Which building are we at now? The Washington Monument The Smithsonian Tomb of the Unknown Soldier The US Capitol

4. We arrive at dome-shaped rotunda that honors the third U.S. President. There is also a bronze statue of the man inside. Where could we be? The White House Iwo Jima Memorial Korean War Veterans Memorial Jefferson Memorial

5. This attraction looks like a long black granite wall. Wow, there are over 58,000 names of Americans who served for the United States inscribed on the wall. I wonder where we are now. Can you tell me? Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial Vietnam Veterans Memorial Arlington National Cemetery

6. We travel across the Potomac River to where Robert E. Lee's house is located. John F. Kennedy is buried there, and this is where the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is located. This is a special place, but I don't know where I'm at; do you? George Mason Memorial Arlington National Cemetery Korean War Veterans Memorial Pentagon Memorial

7. We arrive at a building with a statue of a man sitting in a chair. The building is in honor of America's 16th president (he's on the front of the five dollar US bill). What building are we at now? Ford's Theatre Jefferson Memorial Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument

8. We arrive at a five-sided building. It is the headquarters of the Department of Defense for America. It contains offices for the departments of the Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy, as well as for the Office of the Secretary of Defense. I can't think of the name of this building. Can you help me? The White House The Pentagon National Library Martin Luther King Memorial

9. We are at a memorial to pay tribute to America's 32nd president. There is a statue of a man and also a statue of a dog. There are also waterfalls at this memorial. Where are we? Washington Monument Eisenhower Memorial Lincoln Memorial Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

10. This place is famous for Lincoln's assassination. Where could we be? Jefferson Memorial Ford's Theatre Lincoln Memorial The White House