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WorksheetsBluebonnets 2017
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
It’s the true story of children living on a landfill in Paraguay who formed the Recycled Orchestra, playing instruments made from recycled trash.
a)
The Girl Who Drank the Moon
b)
Last Kids
c)
Maybe a Fox
d)
Ada's Violin
2.
A young boy struggles with his heart--in his own chest as well as his new community.
a)
Soar
b)
Ada's Violin
c)
Lola Levine, Drama Queen
d)
Key to Extraordinary
3.
Based upon the mountains of Mexico, this book explores how legends are made.
a)
Soar
b)
The Princess and the Warrior
c)
The Best Man
d)
Whoosh!
4.
Turtles travel toward the light, and a classroom of kids wants to protect them from harm.
a)
The Great Shelby Holmes
b)
Towers Falling
c)
Some Kind of Courage
d)
Follow the Moon
5.
Homemade robots, space probes, pressurized water rifles—the story of African-American inventor Lonnie Johnson is tailor-made for a young audience.
a)
Storyteller
b)
The Last Kids on Earth
c)
Whoosh!
d)
Unidentified Suburban Object
6.
Bluebonnet Award voting occurs in which month?
a)
March
b)
January
c)
May
d)
October
7.
Who selects Bluebonnet Award winners?
a)
Students
b)
Librarians
c)
Teachers
d)
Parents and kids
8.
Who selects Bluebonnet Award nominees?
a)
Texas librarians
b)
Texas teachers
c)
Texas students
d)
Texas schools
9.
Why do we use the Bluebonnet program?
a)
To celebrate reading
b)
To buy more books for our libraries
c)
To insure publishers make money
d)
To insure authors make money
10.
How many books must students read to vote?
a)
10
b)
20
c)
5
d)
3
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