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Essential Library Knowledge: Guidelines for Checking Out and Caring for Books

Discover key information you need to successfully navigate your library experience. Learn what to bring to check out a book, how many you can borrow, and the checkout duration. Understand the importance of being quiet and how to locate books using call numbers. Get tips on keeping library books safe from water and food, and where to return them. Additionally, explore the types of books available and who can assist you at the library. Equip yourself with essential library skills to enhance your reading journey!

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Essential Library Knowledge: Guidelines for Checking Out and Caring for Books

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  1. Library Jeopardy Clarissa Grindle Clarissa Grindle 5/02

  2. What do you need to bring to the library in order to check out a book? Answer Your library card $100

  3. How many books can you check out from the library? Answer 3 books $200

  4. How long can you check out a book before it is overdue? Answer 1 week $300

  5. How should I come into the library and look for a book? Answer Quietly, without disturbing others. $400

  6. What should you use when looking for books on the shelf? Answer Call number $500

  7. Where should you keep your books at home? Answer On a bookshelf Or safe place High up $100

  8. What should I use to save my place in a book? Answer A bookmark $200

  9. What should I never have around my library book? Answer Water bottles, any food, All drinks $300

  10. Where should you not take your library books? Answer Playground, cafeteria, out in the rain $400

  11. Who should I keep library books away from? Answer Baby brothers or sisters, pets $500

  12. What does FIC stand for? Answer Fiction $100

  13. What do does E stand for? Answer Everybody $200

  14. How do you know if a book is in the nonfiction section? Answer It has a number. $300

  15. What do you use to find out if we have a certain book? Answer Library Web on the computer $400

  16. How do you know if a book is checked out? Answer Library Web will say 0 of 1. $500

  17. What is an alphabetical list of words and their definitions? Answer Dictionary $100

  18. What is a book of maps? Answer Atlas. $200

  19. What can you use in the library to research? Answer Books, encyclopedias, databases, Internet $300

  20. What is a book written by the author about him/herself? Answer Autobiography $400

  21. Who are the people that work in the library? Answer Mrs. MarchantMrs. Wadsworth Mrs. Harvey $500

  22. What kinds of books can you find in the fiction section? Answer Books with characters, a setting, and a plot. Books with a beginning, a middle, and an end. $100

  23. What is a call number? Answer A label on the spine of a book that tells you what section of the library to find the book. It is like the book’s address. $200

  24. When you put a book on the shelf, what part faces out? Answer The spine of the book $300

  25. What kinds of books can you find in the nonfiction section? Answer Informational books and books organized by categories; poetry, fairy tales, sports, etc. $400

  26. Where do you return books in the library? Answer In the Library Bin! $500

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