Lois Lowry interview

What themes has Lois Lowry explored in her writing?

• Adventure & Fantasy

• racism, grief, & fear

• Science & Technology

• Romance & Friendship

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Which of the following books is NOT mentioned as part of Lois Lowry's works?

• The Giver

• Number the Stars

• A Summer to Die

• Messenger

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At what age did Lois Lowry's mother start taking her to the library?

• 3

• 5

• 7

• 10

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 How does Lois Lowry feel about writing on difficult subjects for children?

• It is harmful.
  

•  It is necessary for growth.
  

•  It should be avoided.
  

• It is only for adults.

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What was one significant influence on Lois Lowry's passion for storytelling?

• Watching movies
  

• Her mother reading to her
  

• Attending school
  

• Writing poetry

  
  

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How many of Lois Lowry's books have been challenged in schools and libraries?

• two

• four

• eight

• ten

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What does Lois Lowry believe is a vital quality that people should develop?

• Intelligence

• Empathy
  

• Wealth
  

• Popularity

  
  

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What literary role does Lois Lowry think books play in a child's life?

• They are just for entertainment.
  

• They help children learn about the world.
  

• They should be avoided

• They are only for adults.

  
  

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What is the title of Lois Lowry's first book published for children?

• Autumn Street
  

• The Giver
  

• A Summer to Die
  

• Number the Stars

  
  

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What does Lois Lowry refer to when she describes the library from her childhood?

• A place for fun
  

• Her church
  

• A playground
  

• A school

  
  

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