SAT Words Chapter 1-5: 5 SAT Words Hidden in the Statue of Liberty's Secret Diary

Tourists often meander along the pathways of Liberty Island, taking their time to appreciate the views.

Lady Liberty watches them with amusement as they zigzag without any particular direction.

The Statue writes in her diary that she tries to maintain a benign expression, even when pigeons use her crown as a resting spot.

Her kind and gentle face has welcomed millions to America's shores for over a century.

In her diary, Lady Liberty describes a scenario where a marriage proposal goes hilariously wrong when the ring falls into the harbor.

She's witnessed countless unexpected sequences of events from her permanent spot in the bay.

Lady Liberty notes an act of insubordination when a security guard ignores his supervisor's orders to stop taking selfies during his shift.

She silently observes as the supervisor gives the rebellious guard extra duties as punishment.

"Only a masochist would climb all 354 steps to my crown in the middle of summer without water," Lady Liberty writes in her diary.

She watches as sweaty visitors seem to enjoy the punishing climb despite the heat and exhaustion.