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WorksheetsQuiz2
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 25mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
If you want to talk to your friend but they are on the other side of the library, you should...
a)
Call them to come over.
b)
Walk over to them.
c)
Run to them, screaming their name on the way.
d)
There is absolutely no talking in the library.
2.
What should you do, if you don't know the location of a book title?
a)
Ask for help without using the computer.
b)
Wonder around hoping you find it.
c)
Look it up in the online library catalog?
d)
Check the carts behind Mrs. Shannon.
3.
How many items (books, magazines, movies, etc.) can I check out?
a)
5 items
b)
2 items
c)
3 items
d)
4 items
4.
I have an overdue book, can I check out another book?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Maybe
d)
Only if it's Saturday
5.
Where do I put a library book I pulled off the shelf but I've decided against checking out?
a)
Leave it on the floor.
b)
Put in the book return slot.
c)
Never touch the books!
d)
Shove it behind the other books.
6.
Name the genre-
The characters are trying to solve a puzzle that often involves a
crime. The author gives clues to the reader.
The characters are trying to solve a puzzle that often involves a
crime. The author gives clues to the reader.
a)
Mystery
b)
Horror
c)
Romance
d)
Science Fiction
7.
What information about a book do you need to get the book from the library bookshelves?
a)
The call number
b)
The title
c)
The author
d)
The color of the book
8.
How long can you keep a book that has been checked out?
a)
1 week
b)
1 month
c)
2 days
d)
2 weeks
9.
What and where is the index?
a)
A list of subjects within a book, and tells you which pages the information will be on. It appears at the front of the book.
b)
A summary of what the story is about, and usually found on the back cover.
c)
A step by step guide to make something. Can be found in the middle of a book.
d)
An alphabetical list of subjects within a book, and tells you which pages the information will be on. It appears at the end of the book..
10.
How are the books in the fiction section organized?
a)
By alphabetical order by author's last name
b)
By colour
c)
By alphabetical order by author's first name
d)
No order
11.
Name the genre-
A book which is true. It gives information and facts
A book which is true. It gives information and facts
a)
Fiction
b)
Nonfiction
c)
Informational
d)
Easy Fiction
12.
Which reference source has many volumes and defines a word or phrase?
a)
manual
b)
thesaurus
c)
encyclopedia
d)
atlas
13.
Which resource lists words in alphabetical order and their definitions?
a)
dictionary
b)
almanac
c)
diary
d)
atlas
14.
Where is the library catalog?
a)
on the shelf next to the librarian
b)
on the library webpage
c)
on the magazine rack
d)
in the librarian's office
15.
What can you use to locate items in our library?
a)
online library catalog
b)
map
c)
encyclopedia
d)
a book
16.
Which one of these fiction books would appear first on the shelf?
a)
FIC ALB
b)
FIC ABR
c)
FIC AAR
d)
FIC AHT
17.
What nonfiction book would be first on the shelf?
a)
333.4 ALB
b)
338 MAR
c)
500.9 BER
d)
299.9 BER
18.
Magazines are checked out...
a)
Overnight only
b)
One week
c)
Two weeks
d)
You may not check out magazines
19.
Is it OK to be loud and obnoxious in the library?
a)
Yes
b)
No
20.
Where is the best place to look for eBook?
a)
MULiA
b)
Library OPAC
c)
Search A to Z
d)
MMU Digital Repository
21.
What genre would a book be in that has a fictional story set in the past?
a)
Mystery
b)
Historical Fiction
c)
Science Fiction
d)
Realistic Fiction
22.
You can search for books on OPAC by each of the following EXCEPT:
a)
Title
b)
author
c)
page number
d)
subject
23.
How many weeks can you keep a book that is checked out without it becoming overdue?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
24.
How many materials can you check out of the library?
a)
4
b)
1
c)
3
d)
2
25.
What is the BEST reason for citing your sources?
a)
Citing gives credit for the original work or the idea to the author
b)
Citing shows your teacher that you did your research.
c)
Citing identifies sources that your classmates may want to use.
d)
Citing gives the location of the sources you used.
26.
You need to make a diorama of the Egyptian pyramids. Which resource would be the most helpful to learn about the construction of the Egyptian pyramids?
a)
An online journal of a tourist who spent a month exploring the pyramids
b)
An Egyptian government website that shows photos and videos of the pyramids
c)
A poetry database about ancient civilizations
27.
What style for citing sources have we learned about in library skills?
a)
APA
b)
CPA
c)
MLA
d)
CNN
28.
Lee changed a few words in the sentence he copied for his report on bats. He decided he did not have to give credit to the original author.
OKAY or NO WAY?
OKAY or NO WAY?
a)
OKAY
b)
NO WAY
29.
What does this symbol stand for?
a)
Plagarism
b)
Copyright
c)
Fair Use
d)
Fun
30.
You want to revise your story and replace words you have repeated.
a)
atlas
b)
encyclopedia
c)
dictionary
d)
thesaurus
31.
This book is used to find a definition, part of speech or pronunciation of a word.
a)
thesaurus
b)
almanac
c)
dictionary
d)
biography
32.
You want to know the location of the Mississipi River.
a)
atlas
b)
encylopedia
c)
thesaurus
d)
dictionary
33.
The act of taking information and claiming it as your own or using information and not citing it
a)
copyright
b)
plagiarism
c)
paraphrasing
d)
works cited
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