In the story My Librarian Is a Camel , why are the library books delivered by mail in Canada's Northwest Territories?

This is the fastest way to transport books across long distances.

People don't have cars to drive to their local libraries.

There are not enough sleds to carry the books people want.

There are not enough volunteers to personally deliver the books.

In the story My Librarian Is a Camel , it describes the Northwest Territories of Canada as an arctic region . What does the phrase arctic region mean?

a huge region far from major cities

a region inhabited by native people

an isolated region made up of small communities

In the story My Librarian Is a Camel , why is one book delivery program in Mongolia known as candy books ?

The children think reading is "sweeter" than candy.

Some of the books are edible but not nourishing.

Some of the books describe candy and other food.

The children think they are getting candy instead of books.

In the story My Librarian Is a Camel , why did the author include a photo of library elephants climbing a mountain in Thailand?

to show how difficult transportation is in some regions

to show why books are no longer delivered in Thailand

to show how many books a single elephant can carry

to show where the driver of an elephant must sit

In the story My Librarian Is a Camel , what effect does the "Library Train for Young People" have in Bangkok, Thailand?

It gives homeless children a safe place to learn.

It gives young adults a place to apply for jobs.

It gives preschool children a safe place to play.

It gives young adults a place to escape from the police.

Which of these direct quotations is written correctly?

"I would like to ride the elephant," said Derek.

Jake replied "I wouldn't go near an elephant."

Then he added. "You can't control a beast like that."

"I would have an elephant expert to help me, Derek explained."

Which of these direct quotations is written correctly?

Lily responded, "We can do research at my house."

"I'll bring some books." Anya said.

"The library is closed tomorrow" said Anya.

"We can also use my mom's computer, added Lilly."

Which of these direct quotations is written correctly?

"Okay," said Tara. "Then I can show my mom how to make them."

"Tara replied," It smells wonderful!

"This is my favorite recipe." Mrs. Kim explained.

"You can help me make the dumplings" added Mrs. Kim.

What is the CORRECT way to write the sentence below as a direct quotation? Danny shouted let's go outside.

Danny shouted, "Let's go outside."

"Danny shouted, let's go outside."

Danny shouted. "Let's go outside."

Danny shouted, "let's go outside."

What is the CORRECT way to write the sentence below as a direct quotation? Please put away your books the teacher said.

"Please put away your books," the teacher said.

"Please put away your books" the teacher said.

"Please put away your books." The teacher said.

"Please put away your books." the teacher said.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

"Cut the grass," said father, "and rake the leaves."

Cut the grass said father, "and rake the leaves."

"Cut the grass," said father, and rake the leaves.

Cut the grass, "said father." and rake the leaves.

Which sentence using divided quotations is punctuated correctly?

"I know," said Tom, "that I passed the test."

"I know," said Tom. "That I passed the test."

"I know," said Tom, "That I passed the test."

I know, said Tom. "That I passed the test."

Choose the one sentence that is punctuated correctly (check for proper use of quotation marks, apostrophes, commas, periods, question marks, and capital letters):

“How were the pyramids built?” asked Waylan. “What a remarkable feat of engineering!”

How were the pyramids built asked Waylan What a remarkable feat of engineering!

“How were the pyramids built” asked Waylan “What a remarkable feat of engineering!”

“How were the pyramids built?” asked Waylan, “What a remarkable feat of engineering!”

Choose the one sentence that is punctuated correctly (check for proper use of quotation marks, apostrophes, commas, periods, question marks, and capital letters):

“This week,” said Mr. Locascio, “we will study the civilization of ancient Egypt.”

This week said Mr. Locascio we will study the civilization of ancient Egypt.

“This week” said Mr. Locascio “we will study the civilization of ancient Egypt.”

“This week,” said Mr. Locascio, “We will study the civilization of ancient Egypt.”

2023, 2nd sem, lvl 6, quiz 1, my librarian is a camel

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