Do You Know Your Library?
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If your friend could not check out a book and needs a biography to read for Language Arts, what should you do if they ask you to check it out?
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Check out the book so that they will remain your friend
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Just say no.
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Check out their biography with yours and give it to them when you leave the library with your class
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Option 4
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Explore key aspects of using a school library effectively with the 'Do you know your library? ' quiz. Learn about book checkout protocols, fiction categorization, author searches, plagiarism, and proper book handling. Essential for developing responsible library usage and information literacy skills.
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The fiction books are about a subject that is not true.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Fiction books are works of literature that are not based on real events or people. They are created from the imagination of the author and can include elements of fantasy, science fiction, or historical fiction. These books are intended to entertain and engage readers with imaginative storytelling rather than presenting factual information. Therefore, the statement that fiction books are about a subject that is not true is accurate, making the correct answer "True".Rate this question:
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When you look for a fiction book, what name do you have to search for to find in the shelves?
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The author's first name
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The author's last name
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The name of the book
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The name of the publishing company
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A. The author's last nameExplanation
To find a fiction book on the shelves, you need to search for the author's last name. This is because books are typically organized alphabetically by the author's last name, making it easier for readers to locate specific books by their favorite authors.Rate this question:
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How many books are you allowed to have check out at anytime during the school year?
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One book
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Two books
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One book and one magazine
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Option 4
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A. Two booksExplanation
During the school year, students are allowed to have a maximum of two books checked out at any given time. This means that they can borrow and have access to two books simultaneously.Rate this question:
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What do you call copying information directly from a book, or the Internet, and handing it in to your teacher as your own work?
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Research
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Studying
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Plagiarism
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Reading
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A. PlagiarismExplanation
Plagiarism refers to the act of copying information from a book or the Internet and presenting it as one's own work. It involves not giving credit to the original source and is considered unethical and dishonest. This practice undermines the principles of academic integrity and can lead to serious consequences such as academic penalties or even expulsion.Rate this question:
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When you are looking at a book, where can you put it back if you don't want it?
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Back on the shelf any old place
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On the floor
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On any available table or on top of the "stack"
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Option 4
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A. On any available table or on top of the "stack"Explanation
If you don't want the book, you can put it back on any available table or on top of the "stack". This means that you have the option to place the book on any table that is free or on top of a pile of books that are already stacked. This suggests that there is flexibility in where you can return the book, as long as it is not on the floor or any random place on the shelf.Rate this question:
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If I turn in my overdue book, my fine will stop. I will, however, still owe for the fine.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
If the statement "If I turn in my overdue book, my fine will stop" is true, it means that returning the overdue book will result in the cessation of the fine. However, the statement also mentions that the person will still owe for the fine, implying that even though the fine stops, they still have an outstanding debt to pay. Therefore, the correct answer is true, as returning the book stops the accrual of the fine but does not eliminate the obligation to pay the existing fine.Rate this question:
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It costs to print in the library.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement "It costs to print in the library" implies that there is a fee or charge associated with printing documents in the library. This suggests that library users are required to pay a certain amount for each page they print, indicating that printing services are not provided for free. Therefore, the correct answer is True, as it confirms that there is indeed a cost involved in using the library's printing facilities.Rate this question:
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You can help us create a warm and welcoming environment by
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Talking loudly and congregating with your friends
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Littering the floor with trash
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Leaving your chair pushed out
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Keeping your voice low while acting respectful and courteous to everyone
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A. Keeping your voice low while acting respectful and courteous to everyoneExplanation
The correct answer is "keeping your voice low while acting respectful and courteous to everyone." This answer is the only option that promotes a warm and welcoming environment. Talking loudly and congregating with friends, littering the floor with trash, and leaving your chair pushed out are all behaviors that create a disruptive and unwelcoming atmosphere. On the other hand, keeping your voice low shows consideration for others and acting respectful and courteous to everyone promotes a friendly and inviting atmosphere.Rate this question:
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What section (we have 4) would you go to in order to find a book with the call number595.7Mat
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Fiction
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Non-fiction
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Biography
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Reference
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A. Non-fictionExplanation
To find a book with the call number 595.7Mat, you would go to the Non-fiction section. The call number suggests that the book falls under the category of non-fiction, which typically includes books on factual subjects such as science, history, and nature.Rate this question:
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When can you NOT check out a book?
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You have a book that is overdue
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Dr. Little doesn't like you
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You have two books already check out
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Both A and C
Correct Answer
A. Both A and CExplanation
You cannot check out a book when it is overdue, as indicated in option A. Additionally, you cannot check out a book if you already have two books checked out, as stated in option C. Therefore, the correct answer is Both A and C.Rate this question:
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If you have an overdue book and you want to check out another, you
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Cannot check out
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Must return and pay the fine
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Must return so that you won't have a fine
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Both A and B
Correct Answer
A. Both A and BExplanation
If you have an overdue book and you want to check out another, the correct answer is "Both A and B". This means that you cannot check out another book until you return the overdue one and pay the fine. Returning the book without paying the fine will also prevent you from incurring any further fines.Rate this question:
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How can you make Dr. Little happy every day
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Return your books on time
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Treat library books with care
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Smile and say please and thank you
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Use quiet voices
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Enjoy yourself and read, read, READ!
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "All of the above" because returning books on time, treating library books with care, using quiet voices, smiling and saying please and thank you, and enjoying yourself while reading are all actions that would make Dr. Little happy every day.Rate this question:
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Which one of these statements is true?
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I will not get a fine if the reason I don't return my book is because I am still reading it
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If I return an overdue book, I do not owe a fine.
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I should turn in my overdue book so that my fine will stop
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My fine on my overdue book goes up over weekends.
Correct Answer
A. I should turn in my overdue book so that my fine will stopExplanation
Turning in the overdue book is the most effective way to stop the fine. By returning the book, the borrower acknowledges their responsibility and prevents the accumulation of additional fines. This statement implies that keeping the book longer will only result in further fines, making it clear that returning the book is the best course of action to halt the accruing fines.Rate this question:
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I should always check my account when I come to the library with my class.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
It is important to check one's account when visiting the library with a class because it allows individuals to keep track of their library materials, such as books or DVDs, and ensure that they are returned on time. By checking their account, individuals can also verify if they have any overdue fines or holds on their account, allowing them to address these issues promptly. Additionally, checking one's account can help individuals discover new resources or materials that they may be interested in borrowing during their visit to the library.Rate this question:
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