Worksheets"Little Free Libraries” MCQs
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 4mins
In paragraph 12, people who act in altruistic ways are-
selfless
persistent
resourceful
dignified
By discussing the various people who use Little Free Libraries, the author-
emphasizes the international appeal of Little Free Libraries
presents opinions that contradict her own
provides support from researchers who have studied Little Free Libraries
clarifies the meanings of terms she uses
In cultures around the world, the Little Free Libraries are-
replacing brick-and-mortar libraries
influencing people in positive ways
stocked with books from large libraries
supported by local governments
From paragraph 14, the reader can infer that the author-
enjoys reading books by international authors
appreciates the opportunity for discovery provided by Little Free Libraries
thinks e-books fail to offer the same variety
understands the limitations of Little Free Libraries
Which sentence best states the main idea of the selection?
Building Little Free Libraries was appealing to DooSun You of South Korea because books are a treasure in his life that he wanted to share with his neighbors.
Hundreds of Little Free Libraries have been built with funds collected by people who have started fundraising campaigns on the Internet.
Little Free Libraries are growing in popularity around the world because they bring neighbors together and make books more accessible.
Little Free Libraries are small wooden boxes that hold a wide variety of books that appeal to many different types of people.
Match the following uses of parentheses with their purposes in the article:
simplify difficult concepts in the article
Explain complex ideas in simpler terms
insert her own asides into the article
Add personal comments or thoughts
provide a counterargument to the article
Present an opposing viewpoint
add credibility to the article
Include references or citations
Which inference about Little Free Libraries from the article does the map support?
They provide low-tech entertainment.
They appeal primarily to children.
They benefit local communities.
They offer an unusual selection of books.
