What?
Who?
Where?
How?
Why?
100
This is the what for paragraph 1.
What is "how to get music for less"?
100
This type of person can build a fine music collection
What is a patient person
100
Music lovers go here, to people's lawns to get used records.
What is yard sales.
100
What is the way to get music for free in paragraph one?
What is to borrow from a library?
100
Record companies do not like you to copy music from your friends because of this.
What is they don't make enough money.
200
These are ways to get music for free in paragraph two.
What is swaps or exchanges?
200
These people go to yard sales, garage sales and stores.
Who are music lovers?
200
This is where you will find a "wall chart".
Where is a music store?
200
This is the way that you can get music for free in paragraph two.
What is through swaps or exchanges.
200
This is the reason you have to take your time when looking through collections to find "treasures"
What is "the collections are not organized."
300
This is a way to get free music that is mentioned in paragraph three.
What is a blank tape.
300
This person has to pay a fine if the music is not returned on time.
Who is you or the patron of the library?
300
A place where you can borrow music for free.
What is a library?
300
This is how to get music to a friend. (paragraph 3)
What is to make a copy of a friends record?
300
This is the reason it is not against the law to copy music.
What is "because you didn't sell it"?
400
This is the price that the record companies suggest to the music store.
What is list price?
400
They list the records and tapes they want to trade on the swaps or exchanges.
Who are people.
400
Here you can find the listed records and tapes people want to exchange.
What is a "wall chart" in a music store.
400
People must be honest for this to work.
What is "to write the condition of the record".
400
If you don't due this you loose money to a library.
What is remember to return the music?
500
This is the main idea of paragraph five.
What is yard sales, garage sales, and stores.
500
This person does not have to pay the list price.
Who is...you?
500
You will have to pay a fine here if you don't return the music on time.
What is a library?
500
A patient person can do this with a lot of time.
What is to build a music collection?
500
This is the reason library music won't be free.
What is "if you get a fine"?
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