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Word
Problems
- At the changing of the guard, they take 21 steps before turning and
facing the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers. It takes them 21 seconds to
do this. How many seconds will it take to do this 30 times?
- If Arlington Cemetery averages 20 funerals a day. How many funerals
would they have over the next 5 years?
- If there are 200 acres around the national cemetery. How many
Unknown Soldier tombs can you fit in 200 acres? Use the Chart to see
the measurements of the tombs.
Tombs
Measurements
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Width
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8 ft
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Length
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15 ft
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Height
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1ft, 10 in
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Answers to Word Problem
Scavenger
Hunt
Use the following web site to find the
answers to these questions:
www.arlingtoncemetery.org/
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More than 3,800 blacks from Freedman’s village
are buried at Arlington. What
are two words that were on their graves? _______ and _______.
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How much money did it take to complete and open
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers?
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What ships were Unknown Soldiers shipped on and
how many were there?
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The Memorial Amphitheater. President Woodrow
Wilson, on Oct. 15, 1915 placed how many things inside a box and
sealed in the cornerstone that day?
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What is the translation for “DULCE ET DECORUM
EST PRO PATRIA MORI”?
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What are the dimensions of the Base of the Tombs?
Answers to Scavenger Hunt
Fact or Fiction
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Mary Ann Randolph Curtis married Robert E. Lee
on June 31, 1831 and lived at Arlington House for 30
years.
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The flags are flown at half-staff from one hour
before the first funeral until one hour after the last
funeral each day.
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Arlington National Cemetery has the first largest
number of people buried of any national cemetery in the
United States. If
fiction tell what the first largest Cemetery?
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The cost of a Tomb is $58,000.
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The Sculptures name is Thomas Hudson Jones.
Answers to Fact or Fiction
Information about
Arlington Cemetery
Cory
The Arlington Cemetery was designed for the burial of veterans.
This memorial was established in 1864.
More than 240,000 people are buried here.
In one part of the cemetery more than 3,800 slaves are buried there.
With more than 240,000 people buried Arlington National Cemetery, it
has the second-largest number of people buried of any national cemetery in
the United States. Only Long
Island National Cemetery in Farmingham, New York, has more, with more than
300,000 burials.
Rebecca
The Arlington National Cemetery is located
in Arlington Virginia. There have been over four million visitors to
the Arlington Cemetery as of today. It is 200 acres long and has
260,000 people buried there. This is also the resting-place for some
of our country's presidents like William Howard Taft and John F. Kennedy.
Kennedy's wife, Jackie Bouvier Kennedy Onassis as well as Robert Kennedy are
buried here. What makes Kennedy's grave unique is the eternal flame, which
burns uninterrupted.
There are
veterans buried at Arlington from the American Revolution through the
Persian War. In section 27, there are more than 3,800 former slaves.
The Department of the Army manages the cemetery. Funerals average about 20 a
day. The cemetery helps family members remember loved ones that have
died trying to help our country. Men and women who have died in
operation Iraqi freedom, and the tragedy of the Columbia, which crashed in
Houston, Texas on February 4, 2003, are also buried there. At the
following web site you can view the Pentagon in the background from
Arlington Cemetery. It displays the Pentagon still smoldering from the
9-11 attack.
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Answers
Answer to Math Word Problem.
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21
x 30
630 steps
2. 20
x 365
7,300
x 5
36,000
3.
200
200
13.3
¸
8
¸ 15
+ 25
25
13.3
332
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Answers to Scavenger Hunt
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Civilian or
Citizen
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48,000
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USS
Olympia, USS Canberra, USS Brewton. 3 Ships!
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15 Things
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“It is
sweet and fitting to die for ones country.”
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8ft-Width
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14ft ´
11in-Length
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1ft ´
10in- Height
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Answers to Fact and Fiction
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Fact
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Fiction
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Fiction. Arlington
National Cemetery is the second largest and Long Island National
Cemetery in Farmingham, N.Y.
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Fiction
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Fact
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Citation
Nguyen, Kimberly. Arlington National Cemetary. 12 2004
Arlington National Cemetary. 15 02 2005 <www.arlingtoncemetery.org/>
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