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Library Vocabulary 1 and 2

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Coming back later than expected; not on time.
a)
overdue
b)
fine
c)
blurb
d)
genre
2.
Another word for a picture, photograph, diagram, drawing, graph, or table.
a)
nonfiction
b)
illustration
c)
collection
d)
fiction
3.
Books are scanned here when they are taken out and returned.
a)
book shelves
b)
check in
c)
check out
d)
circulation desk
4.
Informational writing that tells about real people, places, events, or things.
a)
narrative
b)
nonfiction
c)
fiction
d)
collection
5.
To take a book from the library for a short time and then return it.
a)
browse
b)
blurb
c)
borrow
d)
renew
6.
To take a book from the library using your library card.
a)
check in
b)
check out
c)
book end
d)
renew
7.
A group of books that are "just right" for a certain set of readers.  Examples include picture books, juvenile, and transitional readers.
a)
fiction
b)
nonfiction
c)
collection
d)
library
8.
A short paragraph sometimes found on the inside front cover of a book that tells you a little about the story.
a)
browse
b)
blurb
c)
borrow
d)
genre
9.
To look for a book.
a)
borrow
b)
blurb
c)
browse
d)
find
10.
Stories from the author's imagination.
a)
fiction
b)
fine
c)
collection
d)
nonfiction
11.
To check out your book again.
a)
fine
b)
borrow
c)
renew
d)
browse
12.
To bring a book back to the library.
a)
fiction
b)
check out
c)
check in
d)
book end
13.
A tool to help you remember where the book belongs on the book shelf.
a)
summary
b)
stick
c)
barcode
d)
shelf marker
14.
A place that has many books to borrow, read, and then return.
a)
book shelf
b)
collection
c)
library
d)
school
15.
To arrange or order things so that they can be found or used easily or quickly.
a)
browse
b)
organize
c)
fine
d)
locate
16.
Money paid for a lost or damaged library book.
a)
fine
b)
find
c)
renew
17.
Metal stand that keeps books from falling over on the shelf.
a)
book end
b)
book shelf
c)
collection
d)
blurb
18.
The place where books live in the library.
a)
book end
b)
circulation desk
c)
book shelf
d)
collection
19.
Money that is paid for a lost or damaged library book.
a)
fine
b)
bill
c)
find
d)
cash
20.
Fiction books that share a similar content and theme.  Examples include mystery, science fiction, and fantasy.
a)
collection
b)
fiction
c)
nonfiction
d)
genre
21.
The person responsible for creating the art in a book.
a)
illustration
b)
illustrator
c)
author
d)
publisher