Why are the burros important in the story?
He does not have a car.
He uses them to farm.
He has to travel in the countryside.
The children need the burros.
What kind of masks did Luis share with the kids?
pigs
clowns
mummies
witches
How are Luis and the kids alike at the end of the story?
They are all sleeping.
They don't want to read their books.
They give their books away.
They are reading their books at night.
What is the setting of the story?
The Australian dessert.
The African jungle.
The jungles of Colombia.
What problem does Luis have at the stream?
Alfa gets tired and want to rest.
Beta doesn't want to cross the stream.
Luis doesn't want to drink the water.
All the books fall into the water.
What does BIBLIOBURRO mean?
Book Donkey
The Burro Library
How would Luis' story be different if the children lived in a big city?
He would use an airplane to take the books.
He would use a horse to take the books.
He would use a car to take the books.
All children in cities have books.
Who helps Luis take the books to the faraway villages?
a horse
two burros
a camel
his wife
Who fills the crates with books?
Luis
Beto
Diana
What kind of masks do the children put on while Luis reads?
little bear cubs
little piglets
Luis has too many books. How does he solve the problem?
He brings the Burro Library to faraway villages.
He lets people take them.
He gives them to the library.
He gives them to the neighbors.
Which of these words and phrases does NOT describe Luis?
Problem Solver
Hard Working
unfriendly
generous