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Elementary School Library Rules

  How many books are students allowed to borrow at once? Kindergarten and Grade One:Children are allowed to borrow one book a week.Grade Two and Up:Students in Grade Two and up are allowed to borrow two books a week.

  How long is the loan? Books are loaned for about a week,however the school is on a 5-day cycle.Books are due on the cycle day.A book borrowed on Day 1 is due on the next Day 1,even if it is not the same day of the week.A book borrowed on Tuesday may be due on a Wednesday,if there is a holiday between when the book is borrowed and when it must be returned.

  May I renew my book? Our computer system does not allow us to renew books,so they must be returned and checked out again.We ask students to return their books at the beginning of the day with their bookmark/library card inside and sticking out.We will check the book in and put it aside for the student to get when he returns with his class.

  How much is the fine if I return a book late? There are no fines for children in grades K-6.However students who have an overdue book may not borrow another book.

If I have the right to borrow two books and I have returned one,may I take out another book?

If the book you have left at home is not yet overdue,you may take out another book.However,if it is overdue,you will not be allowed to take out another book.

What happens if I lose a book?

If you lose a book,we will give you time to look for it.

  Some good places to look for books:

  On your bookshelf,but placed upside down or backwards

  In another basket in the classroom

  Under a bed

  Under a sofa or chair or cushion

  Behind the couch

In your locker or school bag

  If you can't find the book,we will ask you to pay for it.Since it will probably cost more to replace the book than we originally paid,we will charge you the full replacement cost,including tax and other costs.

(1)

Jim is Grade Four,how many books he borrow a week?

A.Only one book.  

B.Two books.  

C.Three books.

D.Four books.

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(2)

What does the word“due”mean?

A.账单  B.预定的  C.到期的  D.因为

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(3)

Jim lost a library book and couldn't find it,what could he do?

A.He couldn't borrow any books anymore.

B.He must buy a new book.

C.He must pay for it.        

D.He had to make a copy.

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(4)

If you return the book late,you will ______ .

A.get a fine

B.pay for it

C.buy a book

D.not be able to borrow another book

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(5)

Which is right?

  A.The school computer system can allow students to renew books.

  B.Students can keep the books for a week.

  C.If you lose a book,you have to buy a new book.

  D.The book left home is overdue,but I can still borrow two books.

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答案:1.B ;2.C ;3.C ;4.D ;5.D ;
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