A Tricky Move. Why the change of address? The National Park Service built a new center for the Liberty Bell.
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1 A Tricky Move If you think moving a piano is tricky, try moving the 2,080-pound Liberty Bell. The bell, one of America s most enduring 1 symbols of freedom, had to be moved from its second home at Liberty Hall Pavilion in Philadelphia to a new building down the street. Why the change of address? The National Park Service built a new center for the Liberty Bell. Movers wanted to make sure that no additional harm was done to the bell s famous crack. During the move, scientists attached tiny sensors 2 to the mostly copper bell. The sensors National Park Service The Liberty Bell no longer rings today. During the move, wireless technology was attached to the bell. would sound an alarm if the bell s famous crack got bigger. "The bell is fragile because of the way it was [made]," said one scientist. This wasn t the first time the Liberty Bell was moved. From 1885 to 1915, the Liberty Bell traveled across the country, visiting more than 400 cities and towns, including Chicago, New Orleans, and St. Louis. Workers also moved the Liberty Bell in 1976, when it was taken from Independence Hall to the Liberty Hall Pavilion. 1 enduring: long-lasting 2 sensor: device that detects movement and responds by giving a signal 1 Article: Copyright 2007 Weekly Reader Corporation. All rights reserved. Weekly Reader is a registered trademark of Weekly Reader Corporation. Used by permission.
2 Name: Date: 1. Which city is home to the Liberty Bell? A New Orleans B Chicago C New York D Philadelphia 2. The National Park Service built a new center for the Liberty Bell. The problem was that workers had to make sure that the bell s crack was not harmed during the move. How was that problem solved? A Workers wrapped the bell in many layers of bubble wrap and tissue paper. B The bell was carefully taken apart before the move and then put back together again. C Sensors were attached to the bell and would sound an alarm if the crack got bigger. D Scientists used superglue to seal the edges of the bell s crack during the move. 3. Which of the following conclusions about the Liberty Bell is supported by the passage? A Many workers have dropped the Liberty Bell. B The Liberty Bell is difficult to move. C Scientists are trying to figure out how to fix the bell s crack. D The Liberty Bell will ring once a day at the new location. 4. Read this sentence from the passage: The bell is fragile because of the way it was [made], said one scientist. Based on the text, the word fragile means A delicate B strange C wonderful D noisy 5. The primary purpose of this passage is to describe A how the Liberty Bell got the crack that made it famous B how scientists are using wireless technology to move large objects C how the Liberty Bell traveled across the country from 1885 to 1915 D how workers moved the Liberty Bell without damaging its crack 1
3 6. What was the home of the Liberty Bell in 1976? 7. Why is the Liberty Bell important? How do you know? Give specific examples from the article that support your answer. 8. The question below is an incomplete sentence. Choose the word that best completes the sentence. Scientists attached tiny sensors to the bell no additional harm would come to the bell s crack. A instead B because C so D for 2
4 9. Answer the following questions based on the sentence below. Workers carefully moved the Liberty Bell from Liberty Hall Pavilion in Philadelphia to a new center down the street that was built for the Liberty Bell by the National Park Service. Who? (did) What? moved the Liberty Bell How? Why? Where? 10. Vocabulary Word: enduring: long-lasting. Use the vocabulary word in a sentence: 3
5 Teacher Guide and Answers Passage Reading Level: Lexile 960 Featured Text Structure: Problem/Solution the writer poses a problem and suggests possible solutions Passage Summary: A Tricky Move describes how workers moved the Liberty Bell from its second home at Liberty Hall Pavilion in Philadelphia to a new building down the street. 1. Which city is home to the Liberty Bell? A New Orleans B Chicago C New York D Philadelphia 2. The National Park Service built a new center for the Liberty Bell. The problem was that workers had to make sure that the bell s crack was not harmed during the move. How was that problem solved? A Workers wrapped the bell in many layers of bubble wrap and tissue paper. B The bell was carefully taken apart before the move and then put back together again. C Sensors were attached to the bell and would sound an alarm if the crack got bigger. D Scientists used superglue to seal the edges of the bell s crack during the move. 3. Which of the following conclusions about the Liberty Bell is supported by the passage? A Many workers have dropped the Liberty Bell. B The Liberty Bell is difficult to move. C Scientists are trying to figure out how to fix the bell s crack. D The Liberty Bell will ring once a day at the new location. 4. Read this sentence from the passage: The bell is fragile because of the way it was [made], said one scientist. Based on the text, the word fragile means A delicate B strange C wonderful D noisy 5. The primary purpose of this passage is to describe A how the Liberty Bell got the crack that made it famous B how scientists are using wireless technology to move large objects C how the Liberty Bell traveled across the country from 1885 to 1915 D how workers moved the Liberty Bell without damaging its crack 1
6 6. What was the home of the Liberty Bell in 1976? Suggested answer: Independence Hall [paragraph 5] 7. Why is the Liberty Bell important? How do you know? Give specific examples from the article that support your answer. Suggested answer: The Liberty Bell is one of America s most enduring symbols of freedom. [paragraph 1] Workers took great care to move it without causing any harm to the bell. [paragraph 3] 8. The question below is an incomplete sentence. Choose the word that best completes the sentence. Scientists attached tiny sensors to the bell no additional harm would come to the bell s crack. A instead B because C so D for 9. Answer the following questions based on the sentence below. Workers carefully moved the Liberty Bell from Liberty Hall Pavilion in Philadelphia to a new center down the street that was built for the Liberty Bell by the National Park Service. Who? workers (did) What? moved the Liberty Bell How? carefully Why? a new center was built for the Liberty Bell by the National Park Service Where? from Liberty Hall Pavilion in Philadelphia to a new center down the street 10. Vocabulary Word: enduring: long-lasting. Use the vocabulary word in a sentence: answers may vary. 2
![[paragraph 1] Workers took great care to move it without causing any harm to the bell. [paragraph 3] 8. The question below is an incomplete sentence. Choose the word that best completes the sentence.](/docs-images/42/15627693/images/page_6.jpg "Scientists attached tiny sensors to the bell no additional harm would come to the bell s crack. A instead B because C so D for 9. Answer the following questions based on the sentence below.")
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