Your "BMBB" Quiz 1

Did you pick out/borrow a "BMBB" (Better Me Backpack Book) to have in your backpack or on your Chromebook at all times and to read every day each week?

What does "BMBB" stand for?

• Better Me Backpack Book

• I don't know.

• "BMBB?" What is that??

Please answer this question with a complete sentence.

Find the title of your book. What is the title?

Please answer this question with a complete sentence. Ex. (The title of my book is _________.) OR (_________ is the title of my book.)

Who is (or who are) the author(s) of your book?

From what you have read so far, what seems to be the main idea of your book?

From what you have read so far, what seems to be the primary (or the two primary) author's purpose(s)?

(Pick one or two: to inform, to entertain, or to persuade)

Think about your answer to the last question. Why do you think that/those are the author's purpose(s) of your book?

(From what you have read so far, what seems to be the primary (or the two primary) author's purpose(s)?

(Pick one or two: to inform, to entertain, or to persuade))... What about your book or in the book tells you about the author's purpose(s)?

Type out ONE direct quote from the book to share here. Choose a sentence or a few sentences from the book that you: enjoyed reading, thought was important, or is interesting and worthy to share with others. Maybe look for a quote that captures or hints at the main idea, something a primary character said or was thinking, or a sentence that seems important in the book. Use quotation marks, copy the sentence(s) EXACTLY as they are printed in the book, and cite it parenthetically. Start with a sentence frame such as,

The quote from my book that I would like to point out is: "_________ ___ ________..." (Author's last name, page #).

Write one question (Y/N or Wh-) about your book that you know the answer to. Then, write out the answer.

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Write one question about your book that you do not know the answer to, and make sure your question is authentic (one you truly would like to know or plan on learning the answer to via further reading).

A question I have about my book is: