A) At least 25 m (82 ft) tall
B) At least 30 m (100 ft) tall
C) At least 100 m (328 ft) tall
D) At least 50 m (164 ft) tall

A) To the highest part of the human or animal figure
B) To the top of the pedestal only
C) From the base of the foundation to the highest structural point
D) To the tip of any mast or spire

A) Any mast, spire, or other structure extending higher than the tallest figure
B) The head and crown of the figure
C) The feet and ankles of the sculpture
D) Pedestals and base platforms

A) A free-standing sculpture representing people or animals
B) Any architectural monument with a spire
C) A decorative pillar without any figurative elements
D) A wall relief depicting historical events

A) No, free-standing sculpture is used as opposed to a relief
B) Yes, if they exceed 50 meters in height
C) Only reliefs depicting mythical animals are included
D) Yes, all reliefs are included

A) Abstract geometric shapes only
B) Only inanimate objects and buildings
C) One or more people or animals, real or mythical
D) Vehicles and machinery

A) Only if they are mythical creatures
B) Yes, such as a bust
C) Only if they include a pedestal
D) No, they must always be in their entirety

A) Only the total height of the monument is stated
B) Only the height of the base is stated
C) Separately for the statue itself and the total height of the monument
D) Combined into a single measurement including all spires

A) Always, regardless of the statue's dimensions
B) Only if they feature a mast or spire
C) Only if the statue fulfills the statue and height criteria
D) Whenever the total monument is taller than 50 meters

A) The list includes completed statues
B) All statues regardless of completion status are included
C) Only destroyed statues are included
D) Under construction statues are the primary focus