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Award Winning Kids' Books Trivia Quiz

Each year, the American Library Association awards the Newbery Medal to one book and the Caldecott Medal to one picture book. Can you name the following winners by using the hints available? Good luck!

A photo quiz by PootyPootwell. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
PootyPootwell

Time
3 mins

Type
Photo Quiz

Quiz #
387,493

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Very Easy

Avg Score
10 / 10

Plays
711

Last 3 plays: Guest 51 (10/10), Guest 75 (9/10), robbonz (10/10).

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Question 1 of 10

1. Can you name the title of the book about the man who talks with animals? Hint

The Chronicles of Narnia

Fellowship of the Ring

Ramona the Pest

The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle

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Question 2 of 10

2. This story is about a magical animal that leads people to a promised land. Can you name it? Hint

Wonder

The White Stag

The Very Hungry Caterpillar

The Cat in the White

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Question 3 of 10

3. "Johnny Tremain" is a book often assigned to students of American history. Johnny was a teenage silversmith apprentice in 1775 when a war broke out. What war was it? Hint

The Vietnam Conflict

The American Revolution

World War II

The French-Indian War

4. Can you name the book about two neighboring families living in Florida? One of them wants to grow a certain kind of fruit, while their neighbors want their fruit-munching cattle and farm animals to roam free. Hint

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Blueberries for Sal

Strawberry Girl

Toot and Puddle

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Question 5 of 10

5. "The Summer of the ______ " is a book about a 14-year-old girl named Sarah who was determined to find Charlie, her little brother who had gone missing. What word goes in the blank? Hint

Swans

Flowers

Horses

Tractor-Trailers

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Question 6 of 10

6. Can you name the 1988 Newbery Medal winner about a very important man in American history? The book covered his childhood, career as a lawyer, time as the President, his tragic ending, and his historical legacy. Hint

Men of Athens

Henry the Eighth I Am

Lincoln: A Photobiography

Eloise

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Question 7 of 10

7. Can you name the book about one fish who steals something belonging to another fish? It was written and illustrated by Canadian Jon Klassen. Hint

Stellaluna

Green Eggs and Ham

This is Not My Hat

Black Beauty

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Question 8 of 10

8. Can you name the picture book about bedtime at a special place? It involves a key, a bed, and the moon.
Hint

The House in the Night

The Runaway Bunny

Harold and the Purple Crayon

Fox in Sox

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Question 9 of 10

9. Can you name the book in which the characters from one classic children's book leave their own stories and wander around others? A wolf blowing down doors is still involved. Hint

Brown Bear, Brown Bear

I Wish I Had Duck Feet

The Three Pigs

Are You My Mother?

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Question 10 of 10

10. This lovely girl existed in a fairy tale long before she appeared in a Disney movie. Can you name the beauty who was imprisoned in a high castle and used a creative way to get to freedom? Hint

The Little Mermaid

Of Mice and Men

Island of the Blue Dolphins

Rapunzel

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Can you name the title of the book about the man who talks with animals?

Answer: The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle

"The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle" was one of the books in the "Doctor Dolittle" series by British author Hugh Lofting. The series began publication in 1920 and were adapted in movies, plays, and television series. Dr. Dolittle was an extraordinary man who could speak to animals in their own languages.

2. This story is about a magical animal that leads people to a promised land. Can you name it?

Answer: The White Stag

"The White Stag" was published in 1937 and followed the story of people crossing Europe to find their promised land, following a beautiful white stag -- a male deer -- to guide them. Their leader was a famous ruler named Attila the Hun. The book won the 1937 Newbery Medal.

3. "Johnny Tremain" is a book often assigned to students of American history. Johnny was a teenage silversmith apprentice in 1775 when a war broke out. What war was it?

Answer: The American Revolution

The American Revolution and the years leading up to it make for the time period of "Johnny Tremain", which won the Newbery Medal in 1944. In the story, which had both fictional and real characters, Johnny faced many adventures and challenges and even served as a spy for the revolutionaries.

Answer: Strawberry Girl

The realistic fictional book "Strawberry Girl" was published in 1945 and written by Lois Lenski. Lois was born in Ohio but visited Florida to research the location for this book, which won the Newbery Medal in 1946. Later, Lois liked Florida so much, that she moved there and live there for the rest of her life.

5. "The Summer of the ______ " is a book about a 14-year-old girl named Sarah who was determined to find Charlie, her little brother who had gone missing. What word goes in the blank?

Answer: Swans

"The Summer of the Swans" gets its title from a scene in the book where Sarah takes her little brother to visit swans who lived at a nearby lake. The book was written by Betsy Byars and won the Newbery Medal in 1971. Byars has written many books and two of her daughters are children's authors, too.

Answer: Lincoln: A Photobiography

"Lincoln: A Photobiography" is a beautiful book full of photos and drawings from many archival sources. One striking feature is how quickly President Lincoln aged during his administration, reputedly from the stress of leading a country at war with itself. When the book won the Newbery Medal in 1988, it was one of the few non-fiction books to win, the first in 30 years.

7. Can you name the book about one fish who steals something belonging to another fish? It was written and illustrated by Canadian Jon Klassen.

Answer: This is Not My Hat

The children's picture book "This Is Not My Hat" won the Caldecott Medal in 2013. The little fish who stole the hat didn't think the big fish who owned it would wake up from his nap anytime soon... but he was mistaken. The beautiful pictures show the chasing and hiding that ensued.

8. Can you name the picture book about bedtime at a special place? It involves a key, a bed, and the moon.

Answer: The House in the Night

Susan Marie Swanson published "The House in the Night" in 2008 and it won the Caldecott Medal the next year. It is a very appropriate bedtime story because it involves nighttime inside a cozy house.

9. Can you name the book in which the characters from one classic children's book leave their own stories and wander around others? A wolf blowing down doors is still involved.

Answer: The Three Pigs

"The Three Pigs" begins with the traditional plot of the story of the three little pigs -- each one building his own house of hay, sticks, or bricks -- but it has a break-out ending where the pigs visit other storybook characters such as the cat and the fiddle. It won the Caldecott Medal in 2002.

10. This lovely girl existed in a fairy tale long before she appeared in a Disney movie. Can you name the beauty who was imprisoned in a high castle and used a creative way to get to freedom?

Answer: Rapunzel

"Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your fair hair!" is a famous line from her story. After a spiteful witch locked the beautiful Rapunzel in a high towel, a handsome Prince discovered her and asked her to let down her super-long hair so he could climb. The original version of this fairy tale has a rather grim ending, but it was updated in later versions for a happy one in which Rapunzel and the Prince live happily ever after.

The retelling by Paul O. Zelinsky won the Caldecott Medal in 1998.

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