Quiz: How Well Do You Know CPL?

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Help us celebrate our new online store! Test your knowledge of CPL services and programs with our quiz, then enter your library card number or username to win a drawing for a CPL mug. And, of course, be sure to check out the store for more ways to show your love for CPL. A portion of every sale goes to the Chicago Public Library Foundation. 

(Please take the quiz by Friday, November 9 to be eligible to win a CPL mug. Winners will be contacted the week of November 12. CPL staff are not eligible to win.)

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How many locations does CPL have?
If you’re a Chicago resident who’s never had a CPL card, can you get one online?
Define CyberNavigator.
What’s the name of the independent nonprofit organization that supports CPL’s mission?
How many minutes did the 2018 Summer Learning Challenge participants read?
Which book is this year’s One Book, One Chicago selection?
What year did CPL launch YOUmedia, its teen digital learning space?
What’s the name of Chicago’s first free and publicly accessible maker space?
Which of the following archival collections is housed in CPL’s special collections?
Each year, our librarians evaluate the year’s new books and select the very best books for Chicagoans of all ages. What’s the name of these booklists?
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