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Caldecott Winners 2022 - 2020

Total questions: 103

Worksheet time: 52mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which book shows a girl gathering watercress and learning about her Chinese heritage?

a)

Hello Lighthouse (2019) by Sophie Blackall

b)

The Undefeated (2020) by Kwame Alexander

c)

We Are Water Protectors (2021) by Carole Lindstrom

d)

Watercress (2022) by Andrea Wang

2.

What is the main goal of We Are Water Protectors?

a)

Honor African American triumph and struggle

b)

Celebrate lighthouse keepers’ daily life

c)

Share a girl’s Chinese American memories

d)

Protect Earth’s water from harm

3.

The Undefeated is best described as an ode to which history?

a)

Chinese American immigrant journeys

b)

African American triumph and tribulation

c)

Environmental activism and clean water

d)

Life inside an ocean lighthouse

4.

Match each title to its central theme.

a)

Watercress

1.

Cultural heritage and family memories

b)

We Are Water Protectors

2.

Safeguarding Earth’s precious water

c)

The Undefeated

3.

African American history and resilience

d)

Hello Lighthouse

4.

Life of a lighthouse keeper

5.

Which book features a young protector facing a threatening black snake?

a)

We Are Water Protectors (2021)

b)

Watercress (2022)

c)

The Undefeated (2020)

d)

Wolf in the Snow (2018)

6.

Which statement about Hello Lighthouse is accurate?

a)

It shows a keeper’s daily work inside a lighthouse

b)

It celebrates African American triumph and trials

c)

It calls readers to defend Earth’s clean water

d)

It tells of gathering wild greens by the road

7.

Which book centers on friendship and trust during a snowstorm?

a)

The Undefeated (2020)

b)

Watercress (2022)

c)

Hello Lighthouse (2019)

d)

Wolf in the Snow (2018)

8.

Choose the titles that won Caldecott Medals around 2020–2022.

a)

Wolf in the Snow (2018)

b)

The Undefeated (2020)

c)

We Are Water Protectors (2021)

d)

Watercress (2022)

9.

Which topic connects both Watercress and The Undefeated?

a)

Exploring family and cultural heritage

b)

Daily life inside coastal lighthouses

c)

Protecting rivers from pollution

d)

Animal rescue in winter storms

10.

Match each book to a key detail mentioned.

a)

We Are Water Protectors

1.

A black snake threatens Earth’s water

b)

Watercress

2.

Roadside greens connect a girl to heritage

c)

The Undefeated

3.

An ode to triumph and tribulation

d)

Wolf in the Snow

4.

A girl and wolf cub are lost in snow

11.

Which creators worked together on The Undefeated (2020)?

a)

Author Andrea Wang; illustrator Jason Chin

b)

Author Kwame Alexander; illustrator Kadir Nelson

c)

Author Matthew Cordell; illustrator Matthew Cordell

d)

Author Carole Lindstrom; illustrator Michaela Goade

12.

Select the books that strongly feature water as a setting or focus.

a)

Wolf in the Snow (2018)

b)

Watercress (2022)

c)

We Are Water Protectors (2021)

d)

Hello Lighthouse (2019)

13.

Which description best fits Wolf in the Snow (2018)?

a)

A lost girl and cub find trust and friendship

b)

A keeper writes details in his lighthouse logbook

c)

An artist honors African American achievement

d)

A child gathers greens linked to family culture

14.

Match each year with its highlighted Caldecott title.

a)

2022

1.

Watercress

b)

2021

2.

We Are Water Protectors

c)

2020

3.

The Undefeated

d)

2019

4.

Hello Lighthouse

15.

Which book tells the story of young artist Jean-Michel Basquiat and uses collage-style art?

a)

This Is Not My Hat by Jon Klassen

b)

Locomotive by Brian Floca

c)

Radiant Child by Javaka Steptoe

d)

A Ball for Daisy by Chris Raschka

16.

Finding Winnie shares a true story connected to a famous bear. Which event begins the adventure?

a)

A zoo adopts a cub

b)

A soldier rescues a baby bear

c)

A farmer sells a pet bear

d)

A boy imagines a toy bear

17.

Which book is a wordless picture showing a dog’s fun with a ball and what happens when it is lost?

a)

Finding Winnie

b)

A Ball for Daisy

c)

The Adventures of Beekle

d)

A Sick Day for Amos McGee

18.

Which title celebrates friendship with an imaginary friend waiting to be chosen?

a)

The Lion and the Mouse

b)

Locomotive

c)

The Adventures of Beekle

d)

Radiant Child

19.

Locomotive offers a sensory look at America’s early railroads. What topic does it explore?

a)

Space travel history

b)

Early railroad journeys

c)

Ocean voyages in 1900s

d)

City buses and subways

20.

This Is Not My Hat begins when a tiny fish takes a round blue topper. What does the story hint might happen?

a)

The hat grows bigger

b)

Trouble follows the fish

c)

The ocean freezes

d)

The fish becomes famous

21.

Which book is a wordless retelling of an Aesop fable set in the African Serengeti?

a)

The Lion and the Mouse

b)

Radiant Child

c)

A Sick Day for Amos McGee

d)

Locomotive

22.

Who illustrated Finding Winnie?

a)

Jerry Pinkney

b)

Chris Raschka

c)

Sophie Blackall

d)

Jon Klassen

23.

Which story features animals in a zoo helping during a sick day?

a)

Locomotive

b)

A Sick Day for Amos McGee

c)

Radiant Child

d)

The Lion and the Mouse

24.

Match each title to its main theme.

a)

Radiant Child

1.

Young artist’s life

b)

Finding Winnie

2.

Rescued bear in wartime

c)

The Adventures of Beekle

3.

Imaginary friend and friendship

d)

Locomotive

4.

America’s early railroads

25.

Which book shows visual storytelling without words?

a)

A Ball for Daisy

b)

Radiant Child

c)

Finding Winnie

d)

This Is Not My Hat

26.

Which title connects to Winnie-the-Pooh’s inspiration?

a)

A Sick Day for Amos McGee

b)

Finding Winnie

c)

Radiant Child

d)

The Adventures of Beekle

27.

Which book uses collage-style illustrations to capture city energy and creativity?

a)

Locomotive

b)

Radiant Child

c)

A Ball for Daisy

d)

The Lion and the Mouse

28.

Which story features an adventurous mouse proving small creatures can do great deeds?

a)

A Sick Day for Amos McGee

b)

The Adventures of Beekle

c)

Finding Winnie

d)

The Lion and the Mouse

29.

Which pair are both wordless narratives?

a)

A Ball for Daisy

b)

Locomotive

c)

The Lion and the Mouse

d)

Radiant Child

30.

Which book centers on daily life and caring friendship between a man and zoo animals?

a)

A Sick Day for Amos McGee

b)

This Is Not My Hat

c)

Finding Winnie

d)

Radiant Child

31.

Which title is best for learning about transportation history?

a)

Radiant Child

b)

Locomotive

c)

The Lion and the Mouse

d)

Finding Winnie

32.

Which author created the tiny fish tale about a hat?

a)

Brian Floca

b)

Jon Klassen

c)

Javaka Steptoe

d)

Chris Raschka

33.

Which book begins on an island far away where an imaginary friend is born?

a)

A Ball for Daisy

b)

Radiant Child

c)

Finding Winnie

d)

The Adventures of Beekle

34.

Match each book with its creator.

a)

Radiant Child

1.

Javaka Steptoe

b)

A Ball for Daisy

2.

Chris Raschka

c)

Locomotive

3.

Brian Floca

d)

This Is Not My Hat

4.

Jon Klassen

35.

Which book features a bedtime theme with glowing pictures and nighttime objects like a key, a bed, and the moon?

a)

The House in the Night

b)

Flotsam

c)

My Friend Rabbit

d)

The Three Pigs

36.

In The Invention of Hugo Cabret, what is Hugo’s secret life connected to?

a)

Repairing clocks

b)

Flying airplanes

c)

Sailing ships

d)

Painting murals

37.

Which story begins when a wave brings an old underwater camera to a curious beachcomber?

a)

The Hello, Goodbye Window

b)

Kitten's First Full Moon

c)

Flotsam

d)

The Man Who Walked Between the Towers

38.

Match each book to its main idea.

a)

The House in the Night

1.

Comforting nighttime objects

b)

The Invention of Hugo Cabret

2.

Orphan boy with clockwork mystery

c)

Flotsam

3.

Underwater camera discoveries

d)

Kitten's First Full Moon

4.

Kitten mistakes moon for milk

39.

Which detail best describes The Hello, Goodbye Window?

a)

A girl views her grandparents through a special window

b)

A boy solves a mystery in a train station

c)

A kitten chases the moon for a snack

d)

An artist walks on a wire between towers

40.

In Kitten's First Full Moon, what mistake does Kitten make?

a)

Thinks the moon is a bowl of milk

b)

Thinks clouds are fluffy pillows

c)

Thinks the sun is a big balloon

d)

Thinks stars are glowing fireflies

41.

Which book tells of walking, dancing, and high-wire tricks high above a city?

a)

The Man Who Walked Between the Towers

b)

Flotsam

c)

My Friend Rabbit

d)

The Three Pigs

42.

Match the character to the action they take.

a)

Philippe Petit

1.

Walks a tightrope between towers

b)

Kitten

2.

Tries to reach the moon for milk

c)

Hugo

3.

Repairs clocks and hides secrets

d)

Beachcomber boy

4.

Develops film from an underwater camera

43.

What always seems to happen when Rabbit is around in My Friend Rabbit?

a)

The dragon tells jokes

b)

Something goes wrong

c)

Everyone flies kites

d)

The cat plays fiddle

44.

In The Three Pigs, how do the pigs escape the wolf?

a)

They build a taller house

b)

They enter another world

c)

They hide in the woods

d)

They fly in a hot-air balloon

45.

Which book shares facts about U.S. presidents from Washington to Clinton?

a)

So You Want to be President

b)

The House in the Night

c)

My Friend Rabbit

d)

Kitten's First Full Moon

46.

Which two books have strong mystery and discovery themes?

a)

My Friend Rabbit toy plane

b)

Hello, Goodbye Window view

c)

Hugo Cabret clockwork secrets

d)

Flotsam underwater camera

47.

Which story most closely retells or plays with classic tales and fables?

a)

Kitten's Moon with forests

b)

My Friend Rabbit with airplanes

c)

Flotsam with sea creatures

d)

The Three Pigs with nursery-rhyme bits

48.

Which book is best described as atmospheric with glowing illustrations about nighttime comfort?

a)

The House in the Night

b)

The Man Who Walked Between the Towers

c)

So You Want to be President

d)

My Friend Rabbit

49.

Match the book to its creator(s).

a)

The House in the Night

1.

Swanson and Krommes

b)

The Invention of Hugo Cabret

2.

Brian Selznick

c)

Flotsam

3.

David Wiesner

d)

Kitten's First Full Moon

4.

Kevin Henkes

50.

Which setting is central to The Invention of Hugo Cabret?

a)

A Paris train station

b)

A city rooftop

c)

A sandy beach

d)

A forest cabin

51.

Which book shows friendship even when plans go wrong with a toy plane?

a)

My Friend Rabbit

b)

The Three Pigs

c)

Flotsam

d)

The Hello, Goodbye Window

52.

Which book features a child’s perspective looking at a white clapboard house window?

a)

So You Want to be President

b)

My Friend Rabbit

c)

The House in the Night

d)

The Hello, Goodbye Window

53.

Which event happened in 1974 and involved two towers of the World Trade Center?

a)

A moon landing storytime

b)

A parade of sea animals

c)

A tightrope walk across the towers

d)

A presidential election fair

54.

Match each title to a strong theme.

a)

The Man Who Walked Between the Towers

1.

Bravery and balance

b)

So You Want to be President

2.

Civic facts and leadership

c)

My Friend Rabbit

3.

Friendship and problem-solving

d)

The Three Pigs

4.

Fairy-tale adventure escape

55.

Which book shows a coat being reused and turned into new clothing again and again?

a)

Rapunzel trapped in a tall tower

b)

Officer Buckle and Gloria school safety

c)

Snowflake Bentley biography of scientist

d)

Joseph Had a Little Overcoat recycled garments

56.

Snowflake Bentley is mainly about a person who did what?

a)

Built giant robots of clay

b)

Photographed thousands of snowflakes

c)

Painted magical fairy castles

d)

Taught tightrope walking tricks

57.

Rapunzel is a retold folktale. What happens to the girl in this story?

a)

She studies snowflake patterns

b)

She flies with frogs at night

c)

She wins a prize for safety tips

d)

She is locked in a lonely tower

58.

Golem tells of a clay giant brought to life. Why is the giant created?

a)

To win a circus contest

b)

To guard people in Prague

c)

To rescue a girl from a tower

d)

To photograph winter storms

59.

Officer Buckle’s safety speeches become popular after what change?

a)

He adds magic tricks onstage

b)

A police dog named Gloria joins him

c)

He speaks only to teachers

d)

He gives talks during recess

60.

Smoky Night features a boy and his mother during city riots. What lesson do they learn?

a)

Never listen to police officers

b)

Getting along with people of all backgrounds

c)

Always stay indoors forever

d)

Snowflakes are all exactly the same

61.

Grandfather’s Journey follows a family story between two countries. Which feeling is explored?

a)

Confusion about safety rules

b)

Joy of circus performing

c)

Love for two different homelands

d)

Fear of high wire walking

62.

In Mirette on the High Wire, who secretly is a famous tightrope artist?

a)

Mirette’s classmate at school

b)

Monsieur Bellini the boarding guest

c)

Bentley the snowflake scientist

d)

Officer Buckle from town

63.

Which book shows frogs floating through the air at night?

a)

Smoky Night neighborhood conflict

b)

Grandfather’s Journey family memories

c)

Golem clay guardian legend

d)

Tuesday surreal nighttime adventure

64.

Match each book to its type of story.

a)

Joseph Had a Little Overcoat

1.

Recycling folktale with clever reuse

b)

Snowflake Bentley

2.

Biography of a self-taught scientist

c)

Golem

3.

Jewish legend about a clay giant

d)

Rapunzel

4.

Fairy tale of a girl in a tower

65.

Which books are based on folktales or legends? Select all that apply.

a)

Golem clay guardian legend

b)

Officer Buckle and Gloria safety talks

c)

Snowflake Bentley scientist life

d)

Rapunzel tower fairy tale

66.

Which books focus on real-life people or events? Select all that apply.

a)

Rapunzel tower imprisonment

b)

Golem clay giant protector

c)

Tuesday floating frogs fantasy

d)

Smoky Night city riots lesson

67.

Which book best fits surrealism in children’s art?

a)

Grandfather’s Journey family travel

b)

Officer Buckle school safety

c)

Tuesday frogs rise and float

d)

Snowflake Bentley snow study

68.

Which book would teach about science through pictures?

a)

Rapunzel with golden hair

b)

Snowflake Bentley photographing snowflakes

c)

Golem guarding Prague

d)

Mirette walking on a wire

69.

Which book connects to social and historical context about a city’s troubles?

a)

Smoky Night during Los Angeles riots

b)

Officer Buckle at Napville school

c)

Tuesday with floating frogs

d)

Grandfather’s Journey ocean voyage

70.

Match each setting to its book.

a)

Napville Elementary School

1.

Officer Buckle and Gloria

b)

Sixteenth-century Prague

2.

Golem

c)

A mother’s boarding house

3.

Mirette on the High Wire

d)

A lonely tower

4.

Rapunzel

71.

Which character helps speeches become exciting for students?

a)

Rapunzel with long golden hair

b)

Gloria the helpful police dog

c)

Bellini the tightrope teacher

d)

Bentley the snowflake expert

72.

Which story shows love for two homes, America and Japan?

a)

Grandfather’s Journey family memories

b)

Golem legend of protection

c)

Rapunzel lonely tower tale

d)

Snowflake Bentley winter science

73.

Which pair of books share themes of bravery? Select all that apply.

a)

Mirette on the High Wire courage

b)

Officer Buckle and Gloria safety

c)

Golem protecting a community

d)

Snowflake Bentley quiet study

74.

Which book would most likely include detailed photographs of nature?

a)

Golem with dark city scenes

b)

Tuesday frogs in hazy moonlight

c)

Snowflake Bentley scientist photographer

d)

Grandfather’s Journey painted portraits

75.

Which book uses four brief stories that may connect into one and asks readers to inspect words and pictures carefully?

a)

Hey, Al (1987)

b)

Owl Moon (1988)

c)

Shadow (1983)

d)

Black and White (1991)

76.

In which story are three sisters at home threatened by a wolf disguised as their grandmother?

a)

Lon Po Po (1990)

b)

Jumanji (1982)

c)

Song and Dance Man (1989)

d)

Saint George and the Dragon (1985)

77.

Which book shows a grandpa entertaining grandchildren with songs, dances, and jokes from his vaudeville days?

a)

Song and Dance Man (1989)

b)

The Polar Express (1985)

c)

Black and White (1991)

d)

Hey, Al (1987)

78.

Which story follows a father and daughter trekking under a full moon to find the Great Horned Owl?

a)

Black and White (1991)

b)

Lon Po Po (1990)

c)

Owl Moon (1988)

d)

Shadow (1983)

79.

Which tale features a city janitor and his dog transported by a colorful bird to an island in the sky?

a)

Hey, Al (1987)

b)

Jumanji (1982)

c)

Song and Dance Man (1989)

d)

Saint George and the Dragon (1985)

80.

Which book tells of a magical train ride on Christmas Eve to the North Pole?

a)

Lon Po Po (1990)

b)

Black and White (1991)

c)

Owl Moon (1988)

d)

The Polar Express (1985)

81.

Which legend retells the Red Cross Knight slaying a dragon to bring peace to the land?

a)

Hey, Al (1987)

b)

Jumanji (1982)

c)

Shadow (1983)

d)

Saint George and the Dragon (1985)

82.

Which work uses free verse to evoke eerie images of beliefs and ghosts of the past?

a)

Black and White (1991)

b)

Shadow (1983)

c)

Song and Dance Man (1989)

d)

Owl Moon (1988)

83.

Which adventure begins when two bored children play a mystical jungle board game?

a)

Lon Po Po (1990)

b)

The Polar Express (1985)

c)

Jumanji (1982)

d)

Hey, Al (1987)

84.

Match each book to its key theme.

a)

Black and White (1991)

1.

Experimental narrative puzzle

b)

Lon Po Po (1990)

2.

Folktale with a disguised wolf

c)

Song and Dance Man (1989)

3.

Family entertainment history

d)

Owl Moon (1988)

4.

Nighttime nature exploration

85.

Match the book to the type of magic or fantasy used.

a)

Hey, Al (1987)

1.

Bird carries pair to sky island

b)

The Polar Express (1985)

2.

Train to North Pole adventure

c)

Jumanji (1982)

3.

Board game makes jungle real

d)

Saint George and the Dragon (1985)

4.

Knight battles fearsome dragon

86.

Which books best fit the category of magical realism? Select all that apply.

a)

Black and White (1991)

b)

Song and Dance Man (1989)

c)

The Polar Express (1985)

d)

Hey, Al (1987)

87.

Which books are based on folklore or legend? Select all that apply.

a)

Lon Po Po (1990)

b)

Saint George and the Dragon (1985)

c)

Jumanji (1982)

d)

Owl Moon (1988)

88.

Which description matches Black and White (1991)?

a)

Four brief stories that interweave

b)

A wolf tricking lonely sisters

c)

Father and daughter owl search

d)

Grandpa’s vaudeville performance

89.

What danger do the sisters face in Lon Po Po?

a)

A storm flooding their town

b)

A dragon attacking the farm

c)

A prank from jungle animals

d)

A hungry wolf in disguise

90.

Which book focuses on daily life memories rather than fantasy travel?

a)

Song and Dance Man (1989)

b)

The Polar Express (1985)

c)

Hey, Al (1987)

d)

Jumanji (1982)

91.

Which story is set on a winter night under a full moon?

a)

Saint George and the Dragon (1985)

b)

Shadow (1983)

c)

Black and White (1991)

d)

Owl Moon (1988)

92.

Which book most clearly uses poetry to create mood and images?

a)

Shadow (1983)

b)

Jumanji (1982)

c)

Lon Po Po (1990)

d)

Hey, Al (1987)

93.

Which book features a knight bringing peace after defeating a monster?

a)

Saint George and the Dragon (1985)

b)

Owl Moon (1988)

c)

Black and White (1991)

d)

Song and Dance Man (1989)

94.

Which setting is central to The Polar Express?

a)

Moonlit snowy forest

b)

North Pole on Christmas Eve

c)

Desert island in the sky

d)

Crowded city apartment

95.

Which pair of books centers on children facing unusual adventures? Select all that apply.

a)

Jumanji (1982)

b)

The Polar Express (1985)

c)

Saint George and the Dragon (1985)

d)

Song and Dance Man (1989)

96.

Which book features twenty original animal fables, including creatures like crocodiles and ostriches?

a)

Winter Farm by Barbara Cooney

b)

Ox-Cart Man by Donald Hall

c)

New England Tales by Hall and Cooney

d)

Fables by Arnold Lobel

97.

What best describes the setting of Ox-Cart Man?

a)

Ancient village with mythical animals

b)

Desert caravan traveling each spring

c)

Early 19th-century New England family life

d)

Modern city during summer months

98.

Match each title to its main focus.

a)

Fables (1981)

1.

Animal characters teach life lessons

b)

Ox-Cart Man (1980)

2.

Seasonal work of a New England family

c)

Illustrations by Barbara Cooney

3.

Art that brings farm life to scenes

99.

Which statement is true about Fables (1981)?

a)

It follows one farmer through four seasons

b)

It is set in early New England family homes

c)

It contains original stories with animal characters

d)

It is illustrated by Barbara Cooney only

100.

Who is credited with illustrating Ox-Cart Man?

a)

Crocodile Ostrich

b)

Donald Hall

c)

Barbara Cooney

d)

Arnold Lobel

101.

Select all details that describe Ox-Cart Man.

a)

Focuses on animal fables and morals

b)

Shows day-to-day life through changing seasons

c)

Takes place in early 19th-century New England

d)

Features a traveling desert merchant

102.

What kind of characters appear across the fables in Fables (1981)?

a)

Historical inventors and sailors

b)

Wild animals like crocodiles and ostriches

c)

Robots and aliens in space

d)

Human villagers and farmers

103.

Match each person to their role with the listed books.

a)

Arnold Lobel

1.

Author of Fables (1981)

b)

Donald Hall

2.

Author of Ox-Cart Man (1980)

c)

Barbara Cooney

3.

Illustrator of Ox-Cart Man (1980)