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100

What information tells you where a nonfiction book belongs on the shelf?

Call Number (located on the spine of book)

100

What app can I use to find books in the library?

Destiny Folett

100

What is a "topic" when you are starting a research project?

The subject you are learning about (example: "wolves" or "the solar system").

100

How many books can we checkout at once?

2 books

100

What should you do before you post a picture or comment about someone online?

Ask permission before posting; think about how it affects the person.

200

If two books have the same call number, what helps you determine which one comes first?

The letters and/or numbers after the main call number OR usually the author's last name

200

What is a genre?

A category or type of book.

200

Name one place in the library (other than the internet) where you can find information for a report.

Nonfiction books, atlases, encyclopedias, reference books.

200

What should you do with a library book when you're finished reading it?

Return it to Mrs. Atkins- the librarian

200

Name one strong password practice you should use to keep your accounts safe.

Use long, unique passwords; include letters, numbers, symbols; don’t share them.

300

How are Nonfiction Books organized?

How are fiction books organized? 

Nonfiction: Dewey Decimal System

Fiction: Author's Last Name

300

Name 3 different genres.

Answers may include mystery, fantasy, realistic fiction, science fiction, historical fiction, adventure, humor, biography, sports, nonfiction, graphic novels, etc.

300

What is a "keyword," and how does it help when searching for information?

A keyword is an important word about your topic that helps find info (example: "habitat" for animals).

300

Name 3 things you should not do to a library book.

1. Don’t eat/drink near books

2. Don’t tear or fold

3. Don't write in them.

4. Don't give them to babies/ small children or pets. 

300

 If you see someone being mean to another student online, what is the best thing to do?

Tell a trusted adult or report the behavior; do not respond with meanness.

400

If you want to find a book about a real person's life written by someone else, you look for this word on the spine label, usually abbreviated as "B" or found in the 920s.

Biography

400

If you love a book, what are 2 ways you can find another book you'll probably enjoy?

1. Look for another book by the same author

2. Look for books in the same series/genre

3. Ask a librarian 

4. Search Destiny for similar subjects.


400

Explain how you can tell if a website or book is a trustworthy source for your research.

Check the author, date, publisher, and whether other reliable sources agree.

400

A book has a torn page. What steps should you take before returning it to the library?

Tell the librarian and leave the book for repair

400

Why is it important to check who wrote information on a website before using it for a report?

To check accuracy and bias; look for author, date, and reliable sources.

500

What do you call a book written by a person about their own life?

Autobiography

500

What rule can you use to pick a book that is just right for you?

The 5 Finger Rule

  • πŸ–οΈ 0–1 fingers down: The book may be too easy.
  • πŸ‘ 2–3 fingers down: The book is probably just right!
  • βœ‹ 4–5 fingers down: The book may be too difficult.
500

Outline three steps you should follow to take notes and organize information for a short research report.

choose reliable sources, take short notes with page citations, group notes by subtopic before writing.


500

Explain why writing in or coloring inside library books is harmful and what to do instead if you want to take notes.

Writing damages the book for others; take notes on separate paper or sticky notes.

500

Explain what "personal information" is and give two examples you should never share online.

Personal information = details that identify you (examples: home address, phone number).

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