A) The book's length B) The book's price C) The cover art D) Your interests
A) Looking at books only in the 'New Arrivals' section. B) Reading book reviews online C) Asking a librarian for recommendations D) Browsing shelves based on genre
A) Wikipedia plot summaries B) The last chapter C) Online forums D) The book jacket's synopsis
A) The historical fiction section B) The cookbook section C) The science fiction section D) The biography section
A) A library classification system B) A bookbinding technique C) A literary award D) A type of bookmark
A) Use the library's online catalog B) Ask other patrons C) Search every shelf individually D) Guess where it might be
A) Check the author's credentials and sources B) Assume all library books are accurate C) Judge by the cover design D) Read the foreword only
A) A fee for late returns B) A special shelf for rare books C) A request to reserve a book that's currently checked out D) A physical bookmark
A) The author's phone number B) The unique code that identifies a book's location in the library C) The number of pages in the book D) The price of the book
A) Pick the thicker one B) Pick based on the table of contents C) Pick the one with the shiniest cover D) Read the first few pages of each
A) The number of pages in each book B) The publication dates of each book C) The color of each book's spine D) The author's age when writing each book
A) Leave a note on the shelf B) Ask a librarian for assistance C) Assume the book is not in the library D) Start reading a different book
A) Selling books between libraries B) Borrowing books from other libraries C) Donating books to a library D) Repairing damaged books
A) A fortune teller B) The encyclopedia C) The phone book D) The library's display of award winners
A) Call Number B) Biography C) Mystery D) Fantasy
A) A book made of audio equipment B) A book that is read aloud C) A silent book D) A very short book
A) To work at the library B) To organize the library's books C) To buy books at the library D) To borrow books and access library resources
A) A rare type of bookmark B) A very old book C) A book about periods of history D) A magazine or journal published regularly
A) Look in the dictionary B) Check the library's website or bulletin board C) Ask a random stranger D) Guess what the library might be doing
A) Read the first book you see B) Search the library catalog using keywords C) Ask the librarian for a random book D) Only look in the fiction section
A) Marking them up with a pen B) Leaving them outside in the rain C) With clean hands and care D) Folding down the corners of pages
A) Hide the damage with a bookmark B) Report the damage to the library staff C) Ignore the damage and return it D) Try to repair it yourself with tape
A) A book with a lot of references to other books B) A book containing facts and information, not meant to be read cover to cover C) A book that is constantly being referenced by librarians D) A book that you must return to the reference desk immediately
A) To display the book's call number B) To list all the characters in the book C) To provide a summary of the book's plot D) To show the sections or chapters of a book
A) The date the book was written B) The date the book was checked out C) The year the book was published D) The date the author was born
A) A true story B) A story that is made up C) A book about facts D) A very short story
A) To sell books at a higher price B) To provide opinions and critiques of a book C) To summarize the plot of a book D) To make books look more appealing
A) To return a book early B) To buy a new copy of a book C) To rewrite a book D) To extend the loan period of a book
A) A free book B) Nothing, there are no consequences C) Fines or suspension of borrowing privileges D) A reward from the library
A) Correct the mistake yourself B) Tell everyone about the mistake C) Notify the library staff D) Ignore the mistake |