Little Free Library

In paragraphs 4 and 5, the author stresses the idea that -

• borrowers must leave a book when they take one.

• the books in the library are mostly biographies.

• the borrowers are mainly the owners of the libraries

• Little Free Libraries are truly free

Which of these supports the idea that people find Little Free Libraries delightful?

• It got some good use for about 2 weeks, Walton says, before the whole thing disappeared.

• There are no return dates or overdue fees. You can return it or bring back another selection - or not.

• "Little Free Libraries are just magical to me," Holt says. "They're just magical."

• Nearby, Laura Cruzada discovered that neighbors hesitate to step too far onto somebody's property.

Which sentence shows that the author believes that Little Free Libraries are good for society?

• We want to encourage people to read," says Nelson, 44.

• Our best estimate is there are between 4,000 and 5,000 that are either registered... or going to be registered," he says.

• It seems sweet that, in an era of e-reading and instant information, the simple act of sharing a book can draw neighbors together and elevate a sense of community.

• For $25 ($34.95 after Nov. 30), people can register a library and have it listed on the site's map, as well as receive other materials, according to the website.

With which statement would the author most likely agree?

• Little Free Libraries are more trouble than they are worth.

• Anything that encourages people to read is worthwhile.

• Paying to register a library is a waste of money.

• Libraries shaped like houses are the most popular.

In "Spread the Joy with Your Own Little Free Library," how are steps 4 and 5 similar?

• Both explain how to get the library on the map.

• Both stress checking into local laws.

• Both emphasize letting people know about the library.

• Both tell how to get someone to run the library.

What is the primary purpose of a Little Free Library?

• To sell books to the community

• To provide a space for book exchanges

• To store rare books

• To serve as a public library branch

Which of the following best describes the concept of a Little Free Library?

• A large public library

• A small community book exchange

• A digital library platform

• A bookstore chain

What is a key feature of Little Free Libraries that makes them unique?

• They charge a membership fee

• They operate 24/7 without staff

• They only offer children's books

• They require a library card

How do Little Free Libraries contribute to community building?

• By hosting weekly book clubs

• By encouraging neighbors to share books

• By providing free internet access

• By organizing author visits

Which statement is true about the operation of Little Free Libraries?

• They have strict borrowing rules

• They require books to be returned within a week

• They operate on a take-a-book, leave-a-book basis

• They only allow registered members to borrow books