Library Experiences and Observations

The narrator enters a library, describing its unique atmosphere and smells. They search for Miss Hill, only to learn she has moved to Chicago after getting married. The librarian helps calculate the impracticality of walking to Chicago. The narrator reflects on their situation and considers their next steps.

What is the first thing the narrator notices about the library's air?

• It smells like flowers.

• It is warmer than outside.

• It is cooler than outside.

• It is very dry.

How does the narrator describe the smell of old books?

• Like citrus.

• Like fresh paint.

• Like leather.

• Like fresh flowers.

What effect does the smell of paper have on people in the library?

• It makes them sad.

• It makes them hungry.

• It makes them energetic.

• It makes them sleepy.

Why do librarians get upset with people in the library?

• For not returning books.

• For drooling on books.

• For eating in the library.

• For talking loudly.

What does the narrator do after failing to find Miss Hill?

• He asks the librarian for help.

• He reads a book.

• He leaves the library.

• He calls Miss Hill.

What surprising news does the librarian share about Miss Hill?

• She is on vacation.

• She has moved to another city.

• She has retired.

• She has won an award.

Where has Miss Hill moved to?

• New York

• Miami

• Los Angeles

• Chicago

What does the librarian use to show the distance to Chicago?

• A computer

• A phone

• A map

• A globe

How long would it take to walk from Flint to Chicago according to the librarian?

• 100 hours

• 24 hours

• 54 hours

• 72 hours

What does the narrator decide to do after learning about Miss Hill's move?

• Go back to the home

• Wait for Miss Hill to visit

• Travel to Chicago

• Find another librarian