A) A book of maps B) A box of disks that has games for learning C) A spherical shaped object with a picture of the world
A) A book that is full of maps B) A book of meanings of words and phrases C) A book filled with facts about the world
A) The method for requesting new materials B) The “Overdue Procedures and Catalogs” C) The library catalog
A) Who borrowed a book before you B) Where a book is located at home C) Whether or not a book is available in the library
A) A book explaining how to write a sentence B) A book full of synonyms and antonyms of common words C) A book full of phrases using a specific word
A) A system that divides a book into manageable sections B) A map of the world C) A system that divides books into same-subject sections in the library
A) The main office phone number B) The “address” of a book on the shelf C) The library helpline
A) False B) True
A) True B) False
A) False B) True
A) False B) True
A) False B) True
A) False B) True
A) False B) True
A) Corrects any spelling or grammatical issues B) Creates the pictures C) Writes the captions on charts and figures
A) The author’s name B) The year of publication C) The total number of pages
A) Comedy B) Social sciences C) Football
A) Shop for clothes B) Buy a soft drink C) Check out books
A) Get a letter from your teacher B) Give the librarian something to hold until you return the book C) Return any books that are overdue
A) Critical reviews of the book B) The meanings of the important words in the book C) A map of the country
A) A book about a person’s life written by himself or herself B) A fictional story C) A book about a person’s life written by someone else |