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obob.dog is a new way to explore Oregon Battle of the Books (OBOB) questions and test your knowledge.
Battles are 8 questions: 4 in which book questions, followed by 4 content questions, similar to what you'd experience in a real OBOB battle.
Learn more about OBOBWe collect questions from various schools and libraries across Oregon that have posted them publicly (usually as PDFs or spreadsheets). Here's the current list of sources:
- Cedar Mill Library
- Lake Oswego Library
- OBOB Practice-Question Coalition
Each question in the battle cites its source. If you are interested in contributing questions, please get in touch! Email us at [email protected]
Take a look at the Books page to see a summary of questions by book, and where each one comes from.
Made with ๐ by Rosie, Gianna, Simone, and Brian (Glencoe Elementary).

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We've designed the site to be COPPA compliant with the following principles:
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- There are no forms and we do not collect personal data of any kind.
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We're committed to providing a safe, private learning environment for all OBOB participants.