"Ban this Book" by Alan Gratz

Amy Anne Ollinger starts her own library because

• the library closed down because there were no books

• they were taking the books that they thought would be banned

• the librarian left and Amy Anne thought she would be better

• she thought it would be fun

What grade level do you think this book is good for?

• Grades 3-5

• Grades 3-8

• Grades 3-12

• Any grade

Amy Anne was most surprised about the librarian because (you can pick more than one answer)

• Mrs. Opal had her doctoral degree

• She pictured Mrs.Opal in a doctor coat

• Mrs. Opal spoke well about not banning books

• Mrs. Opal quit her job

Amy Anne's dad bought her the book that was banned. How dd Amy Anne feel? (You can pick more than one)

• Amy Anne was happy she had her book

• Amy Anne was sad that the library didn't have it

• Amy Anne didn't think the book from the bookstore looked like the one from the library

• A bookstore does not replace a library

When Amy Anne started her banned book library other kids from other grades started to borrow from the library. What can you infer?

• Word travels fast in elementary school

• some younger kids liked to read

• there is a common good in conflict

• Amy Anne sent a letter to all the younger students

Amy Anne and Trey had to work together on the First Amendment. Amy Anne was

• angry

• sad

• overjoyed

Tags

CCSS.RL.5.1

CCSS.RL.5.2

Amy Anne told someone that they were collecting money for juveniles. Who did she tell this to?

• The librarian

• Her parents

• Other students

• the principal

what does BBLL stand for?

• banned books locker library

• banned books lending library

• banned locker library

• banned lending library

What significance does "Are You there God it's Me Margaret" by Judy Blume have in the book?

• it was banned from the library

• Trey's mother read it when she was in elementary school

• Judy Blume has a lot of banned books, including Super Fudge

Trey's real name is:

• Marvin McBride III

• Trey Spencer

• MMIII

• None of the above