One Book, One Camel

Based on the section titled "A Source of Inspiration," what is the most likely way that children in Garissa will read Muchilwa's story about Gellow when it is published?

• The children will find copies of it in the Camel Mobile Library.

• Muchilwa will carry it for the children while he travels.

• The government will bring the children to Nairobi to read it.

• The schools in Garissa will give the children their own copies.

What impact does the Camel Mobile Library have on the community members based on Muchiwa's story?

• They start herding camels for a living

• They shift to permanent libraries for book access

• They develop a tradition of storytelling

• They become less interested in reading

How does Rashid Farah believe the local people will react to seeing camels transport books?

• They will express fear towards the camels

• They will avoid using the library services

• They will be inspired to come and use the services

• They will start their own camel libraries

Based on the section titled “A Source of Inspiration”, what is the most likely way that children in Garissa will read Muchilwa’s story about Gellow when it is published?

• The children will find copies of it in the Camel Mobile Library.

• Muchillwa will carry it for the children while he travels.

• The government will bring the children to Nairobi to read it.

• The schools in Garissa will give the children their own copies.

What is the primary theme of the story 'One Book, One Camel'?

• The importance of education

• The significance of wealth

• The power of technology

• The role of government

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'One Book, One Camel'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Irony

What is the main setting of 'One Book, One Camel'?

• A bustling city

• A rural village

• A desert landscape

• A coastal town

Who is the protagonist in 'One Book, One Camel'?

• A young boy

• A wise elder

• A school teacher

• A camel

What is the camel's role in the story 'One Book, One Camel'?

• To transport goods

• To carry books

• To lead a caravan

• To entertain children

How does the community benefit from the camel in 'One Book, One Camel'?

• They receive food supplies

• They gain access to education

• They learn about camel care

• They start a tourism business