Questions and Answers
How can Kyle win the library cards of the kids who left the game?
He can play 'Let's Do a Deal'.
What song did Mr.Lemoncello's shoes make?
Pop Goes the Weasel
What does Kyle do with his $500 gift card?
He gives his mom, dad, and his two brothers $100 each.
What sound do Mr.Lemoncello's shoes make?
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Where did Kyle write his essay entry?
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In the Keeley's house, what are you supposed to do when you are grounded?
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What kind of food does Kyle eat before he enters the library?
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What did Charles call the library?
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Who is the author?
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Who was the evening's first winner?
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What is the main character's full name?
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How old is Kyle?
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How much money did the twelve essay contest winners each win?
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How long was the library under construction?
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How long was a construction crew allowed to spend on the building?
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What is the setting of the story?
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Who is Kyle's best friend?
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Who was the final judge of the library essays?
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Who is the head librarian?
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Why doesn't the library have any windows?
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What was the prize for winning the first game, 'Hurry to the Top of the Heap'?
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What is the number one rule for the players in the library?
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What was Charles' prize?
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What number is featured repeatedly in the story?
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In Escape from Mr.Lemoncello's Library, what is the library's most stunning visual effect?
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In Escape from Mr.Lemoncello's Library, which video game is one of Mr.Lemoncello's best?
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Who is the top secret benefactor of the new library?
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In Escape from Mr.Lemoncello's Library, what does Kyle do to get his essay considered for the contest?
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What did the new library front door used to be?
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What is the color of the master control center door?
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What color are Dr.Zinchenko's hair and glasses?
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What did Mr.Lemoncello's car look like?
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Why did Mr.Lemoncello love to go to the old public library when he was a kid?
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What did Lemoncello remember about Kyle when introduced?
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Study Notes
Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library Key Facts
- Kyle can win library cards from other kids by playing the game "Let's Do a Deal."
- Mr. Lemoncello's shoes produce the tune "Pop Goes the Weasel."
- Kyle uses his $500 gift card to give $100 each to his family members, including his mom, dad, and two brothers.
- The unique sound made by Mr. Lemoncello's shoes is a burp squeak.
- Kyle writes his essay entry on the bus to school, indicating his resourcefulness.
- In the Keeley household, being grounded means reflecting on the cause of the punishment.
- Before entering the library, Kyle consumes playful food, indicating a playful attitude.
- Charles refers to the library as an "Athenaeum," showcasing his love for knowledge.
- The author of the story is Chris Grabenstein, known for engaging children's literature.
- The first winner of the evening is Charles Chiltington, introducing competition dynamics.
- The main character, Kyle Keely, is twelve years old and is central to the story's events.
- Twelve essay contest winners each receive $500, showcasing the stakes for participants.
- The library underwent five years of construction before its grand opening.
- A construction crew was allowed only six weeks to work on the building, emphasizing the library's unique features.
- The story is set in Alexandriaville, Ohio, grounding the narrative in a specific location.
- Kyle's best friend is Akimi Hughes, illustrating a supportive friendship.
- Mr. Luigi Lemoncello serves as the final judge for the library essays, reflecting his critical role in the competition.
- The head librarian is Dr. Yanina Zinchenko, who plays a significant part in managing the library.
- The library has no windows because books serve as windows to endless possibilities, promoting imagination.
- Winning the first game, "Hurry to the Top of the Heap," grants players the key to Mr. Lemoncello's private suite.
- The top rule for library players is to be gentle with each other and the books, promoting respect.
- Charles wins a prize of sleeping in Mr. Lemoncello's private suite, highlighting the game's allure.
- The number twelve is significant, noted in the count of children and years since the library's demolition.
- The library features the Wonder Dome as its most stunning visual effect.
- One of Mr. Lemoncello’s best video games is "Squirrel Squad," illustrating his creativity.
- Mr. Lemoncello is the secret benefactor who funded the new library, hinting at his importance in the community.
- To have his essay considered, Kyle sends it directly to Mr. Lemoncello, showcasing initiative.
- The library's new front door was once the door from the Gold Leaf bank vault, emphasizing its unique history.
- The master control center door is red, suggesting a striking design choice.
- Dr. Zinchenko has red hair and glasses, which may contribute to her character's distinctiveness.
- Mr. Lemoncello's car resembles a red boot, a token from his game "Family Frenzy," highlighting his playful nature.
- As a child, Mr. Lemoncello frequented the public library for quiet reflection, hinting at his humble beginnings.
- He recalls Kyle's essay point that the game is never over until it’s over, indicating a strong memory and connection to the players.
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Test your knowledge of key facts from 'Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library' by Chris Grabenstein. This quiz covers important characters, events, and themes from the story. See how well you know Kyle, Mr. Lemoncello, and their exciting adventure!
