Library Week Daily Quiz 2

Journals would be the most appropriate source for in-depth reference information because they are academic publications that contain scholarly articles written by experts in a particular field. These articles undergo a rigorous peer-review process, ensuring the quality and reliability of the information. Journals provide detailed and comprehensive research, analysis, and findings on specific topics, making them a reliable source for indepth reference information. Email, magazines, and Facebook are not typically considered reliable or comprehensive sources for academic or indepth reference information.

On the second day of Christmas in the book "A pukeko in a ponga tree," two kumera were given.

The correct answer is "The Maori version of 'God Defend New Zealand'". This is because the opening line "E Ihowa Atua" is the Maori translation of "God of Nations" which is the first line of the Maori version of the New Zealand national anthem.

The correct answer is The Back Bencher (once called the Wellington Hotel). This pub is located on Molesworth Street in Wellington, across the road from Parliament House. It was previously known as the Wellington Hotel.

The correct answer is "A Tale of Two Cities" because the first line quoted is the famous opening line of Charles Dickens' novel "A Tale of Two Cities." The line sets the contrasting tone of the novel and introduces the themes of duality and social inequality that are explored throughout the story.

The correct answer is Waiouru. The New Zealand Army Museum is based in Waiouru.

Margaret Mahy wrote the book "Underrunners".

The correct answer is Story Place because the question is asking for the street where Taupo Library is located. Out of the given options, Story Place is the only one that mentions a street name. Therefore, it can be inferred that Taupo Library is located on Story Place.

Mark David Chapman, John Hinkley Jr, and Robert John Bardo have all been associated with "The Catcher in the Rye." Mark David Chapman, who assassinated John Lennon, was carrying a copy of the book when he was arrested. John Hinkley Jr, who attempted to assassinate President Ronald Reagan, was also found to be obsessed with the novel. Robert John Bardo, who murdered actress Rebecca Schaeffer, was reportedly influenced by the book as well. "The Catcher in the Rye" has been controversially linked to acts of violence and has gained notoriety for its association with these individuals.

The Auckland Public Library holds a collection given by Sir George Grey.