BLII-012 : DOCUMENT PROCESSING AND ORGANIZATION
BLI-012 June 2021 question paper
1. Classification is a process of bringing ____________ out of chaos.
- Work
- Disorder
- Order
- Peace
2. Books in a library are divided and arranged on the basis of their ____________..
- Subject
- Colour
- Weight
- Size
3. Classification can be done by separating things on the basis of ____________, common to some things.
- Size
- Colour
- Characteristic
- Weight
4. Classification of knowledge is essential for its simplification and ____________..
- Categorisation
- Understanding
- Development
- Publishing
5. What knowledge classification does to knowledge, library classification does to ______.
- Library
- Librarian
- Documents
- Users
6. ____________ are assigned to books as a result of library classification.
- Names
- Subjects
- Class Numbers
- Subject Numbers
7. State True or False : The main purpose of library classification is to bring books by the same author together.
- True
- False
8. The divisions, ‘Dharma’, ‘Artha’, ‘Kama’ and ‘Moksha’, are a result of ____________ classification.
- Knowledge
- Book
- Subject
- Library
9. Library classification ____________ the arrangement of books in a library.
- Stabilises
- Popularises
- Mechanises
- Emphasises
10. State True or False : Library classification helps to replace documents to their original position after use.
- True
- False
11. DDC uses ____________ notation to denote subjects.
- Greek
- Roman
- Fraction
- Decimal
12.DDC was given by ____________.
- Melvil Dewey
- Derby Dewey
- Web Dewey
- Ranganathan
13. Which of the following may be arranged alphabetically by their titles in a library ?
- Books
- Bound periodicals
- Current periodicals
- Theses
14. State True or False : Hierarchy in notation in a classification scheme helps to display general to specific relations in subjects.
- True
- False
15. Which is not true of a faceted classification system ?
- Class numbers are readymade.
- Facets for concepts are mentioned.
- Class numbers are synthesised.
- Class numbers are shorter.
16. Which of the following is not an example of a classification scheme ?
- CCC
- CC
- BC
- LCC
17. State True or False : Library classification increases the utility of books in a library.
- True
- False
18. When was the first edition of DDC given ?
- 1851
- 1876
- 1933
- 1901
19. ____________ is the first freely faceted scheme of classification.
- CC
- DDC
- LCC
- BC
20. Which of the following is not a consideration while selecting a scheme of classification for a library ?
- Country in which it is published
- Users
- Revision policy of the scheme
- Size and subject of the collection
21. A book on ‘compiling an English Language Dictionary’, will be classified in ____________.
- English Language
- Reference Books
- Dictionaries
- Language
22. ____________ scheme was designed to prepare a universal bibliography.
- CC
- DDC
- UDC
- LCC
23. State True or False : Classification can be used to arrange records in a classified database.
- True
- False
24. Volume 3 in DDC 19 is
- Introduction
- Schedules
- Tables
- Relative Index
25. A class number in DDC has a minimum of ____________ digits.
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
26. A library catalogue is ____________ to the collection of the library.
- Store
- Manager
- Key
- Indicator
27. Which of the following about documents is not mentioned in a library catalogue ?
- Bibliographic elements
- Location
- Subject
- Price
28. The size of catalogue card in inches is___________________
- 3 x 5
- 2 x 5
- 6 x 5
- 2.5 x 5
29. First and second indention in a catalogue card are ____________.
- Horizontal
- Vertical
- Diagonal
- Curved
30. ____________ entries in a library catalogue help to retrieve documents by alternative access points.
- Added
- Secondary
- Brief
- Appendix
31. Heading for a single personal author book will be
- Author
- Title
- Subject
- Publisher
32. Collation information in a catalogue card provides information about its ____________.
- Author
- Title
- Subject
- Pagination
33. Punctuation marks in a catalogue card are indicative of the element ____________ it.
- Following
- Before
- Below
- Above
34. How many areas of bibliographic description have been given in ISBD?
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
35. A/An ____________ provides access to the collection of a library at a distance.
- Web OPAC
- Internet OPAC/
- Distant catalogue
- Multimedia catalogue
36. Which of the following is not an example of the inner form of a catalogue?
- Author catalogue
- Title catalogue
- Subject catalogue
- Card catalogue
37. How many parts does a classified catalogue have?
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
38. Cross-reference entry in a classified catalogue is filed in which part?
- Classified
- Alphabetical
- Either
- Neither
39. ____________ link is not expected to be looked at by a user while searching for her/his document.
- Unlooked
- Unsought
- Not referenced
- Not searched
40. AACR 2R was published in ____________.
- 1988
- 1978
- 1989
- 1998
41. Part I in AACR 2R relates to description of different kinds of _________ in an entry.
- Authors
- Subjects
- Bibliographical elements
- References
42. For small libraries, cataloguing details are provided according to ____________ level of description.
- First
- Second
- Third
- Fourth
43. The area, ‘statement of responsibility’ is preceded by a ____________.
- Comma
- Full stop
- Slash
- Semicolon
44. The rule ‘Nothing before something’ is followed in ____________ arrangement.
- Word-by-word
- Letter-by-letter
- Both of the above
- None of the above
45. State True or False :Rare and old books in a library are kept in open access.
- True
- False
46. State True or False : Stacking system in a library should ensure that minimum space is wasted.
- True
- False
47. State True or False : Straightening of books is part of shelf rectification.
- True
- False
48. Maps, computer files and audio material are examples of ___________ .
- Non-book material
- Grey literature
- Classical literature
- Graphic material
49. CCC was given by ____________.
- S.R. Ranganathan
- B. Guha
- M.A. Gopinath
- A. Neelameghan
50. The connecting symbol for name of publisher in AACR 2R is ____________.
- Comma
- Colon
- Semicolon
- Full stop
BLI-012 Dec 2020 Question Paper
1.We group ……. things together so that they are easier to find.
- Different
- Bigger
- Like
- Unlike
2.State True or False : Classification is something that we do intuitively in life and see lots of examples around us
- True
- False
3.State True or False : There are various classification systems in use in the world.
- True
- False
4.A ………. is an attribute, quality or property of an entity which relates it with or separates it from a group.
- Characteristic
- Part
- Measure
- Word
5.Class numeber of a book represents its specific ……… in an artificial language.
- Name
- Title
- Subject
- Part
6.State True or False :
Library classification and library catalogusing share a symbiotic relationship amongst themselves.
- True
- False
7.Class number represents the …… of a book in an artificial language.
- Name
- Broad Subject
- Specific Subject .
- Title
8.Library classification helps to …… the specific subject of a book in an actificial language.
- Place
- Translate
- Keep
- Maintain
9.Which of the following is not a function of library classification ?
- Browse books
- Identify books
- Locate books
- Buy books
10.Classification of …. per se is called knowledge classification.
- Books
- Documents
- Knowledge
- Subject
11.Which of the following types of notation is used by DDC to denote subjects ?
- Decimal
- Fraction
- Roman
- Greek
12.State True or False :
DDC divides knowledge by academic disiplines of study.
- True
- False
13.Enumerative systems of classification provide ……….. class numbers.
- Readymade
- Synthesized
- Wrong
- Missing
14.Library classification places books on the same subject in ……… .
- Close proximity
- Distant places
- Parallel locations
- Opposite locations
15.Classified books in a library provide a/an ………. view of the collection on a particular subject
- Limited
- Special
- Exhaustive
- Selective
16.Arrange the following steps of library classification in correct order :
- Ascertain the subject of the book
- Asartain the discipline of the book
- Assign the class number
- (ii), (i), (iii)
- (i), (ii), (iii)
- (i), (iii), (ii)
- (iii), (i), (ii)
17.Where will you classify the book, “Internet for Libaries” ?
- Computer Science
- Library and Information Science
- Either of the two
- None of the above
18………. refers to looking at the collection of a library without any specific need like window shopping.
- Browsing
- Tracking
- Visiting
- Marking
19.Universe of subjects is ever expanding, hence classification schemes need regular ….. .
- Replacement
- Withdrawal
- Revision
- Translation
20.DDC 19 is in ……. volumes.
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
21.DDC useful for school libraries and small public libraries is known as ……… edition.
- Abridged
- Small
- Brief
- Short.
22.There are ……….. divisions in DDC
- 10
- 100
- 1,000
- 10,000.
23. Use of decimal numbers in the notation of a classification scheme helps to …….. new subjects.
- Add
- Remove
- Divide
- Push
24.Match the following with respect to DDC :
A | B |
---|---|
(i) Table 1 | (I) Areas |
(ii) Table 2 | (II) Languages |
(ii) Table 6 | (III) Persons |
(ii) Table 7 | (IV) Standard subdivisions |
Code :
- (i)-(IV), (ii)-(I), (iii)-(II), (iv)-(III)
- (i)-(I), (ii)-(II), (iii)-(III), (iv)-(IV)
- (i)-(II), (ii)-(I), (iii)-(III), (iv)-(IV)
- (i)-(IV), (ii)-(III), (iii)-(I), (iv)-(II)
Fill in the Blanks
25.State True or False :
No man-made classification system is permanent
- True
- False
26.A library catalogue is a list of …… in a library
- Staff
- Holdings
- Users
- Furniture
27.A catalogue of the holdings of two or more libraries is called a ……… ..
- Union catalogue
- Joint catalogue
- Multiple catalogue
- Combined catalogue
28.A library catalogue helps to retrieve documents in a library by their author, title or ……
- Size
- Publisher
- Subject
- Colour
29. A library catalogue helps to satisfy which laws of library science ?.
- 2,3,4
- 1,2,3
- 1,3,5
- 2,4,5
30. The entry providing detailed information about a document is called the ……… entry
- Primary
- Main
- First
- Detailed
31. A system in which all the information given in the body of the main entry is given in the added entries is called …….. system..
- Unit card
- One card
- Multiple card
- Duplicate card
32. Systematic shelving of books is …………… for browsing in open access libraries.
- Price
- Author
- Editor
- Series
33. Deciding the order of terms in the heading of a catalogue entry is called ……
- Rendering
- Succession
- Ordering
- Placing
34. Imprint information a cataolgue entry provides information about …….
- Author
- Title
- Subject
- Publisher
35. The catalogue in an automated library is called a/an ……
- OPAC
- APAC
- CPAC
- MPAC
36. Which of the following is not an example of the physical form of a catalogue ?
- Dictionary catalogue
- Sheaf catalogue
- Card catalogue
- Ledger catalogue
37. A …….. entry directs a user from one heading to other related heandings.
- See
- See Also
- GO
- GO TO
38. Main entry in a classified catalogue is available in the ……. part.
- Classified
- Alphabetical
- Both parts
- None of these
39. Class index entries are derived using the ………. .
- Chain procedure
- AACR 2R
- Dictionary
- Thesaurus
40. ……. is that part of the chain which does not represent a class number and generally ends at a connecting symbol.
- False link
- Missing link
- Unsought link
- First link
41.AACR 2R consists of …….. parts
- Two
- Three
- Four
- Five
42. Part II in AACR-2R relates to headings, uniform titles and ………… .
- References
- Materials
- Titles
- Subjects
43. For large and special libraries cataloguing details are previded according to …… level of description.
- First
- Second
- Third
- Fourth
44. Heading for main entry in AACR 2R will be principal author, if not indicated, it will be …….. author in case of a book written by three authors.
- First
- Second
- Third
- None of these
45.For edited books, entry will be made under ……….. in AACR 2R.
- Editor
- Title
- Series
- Publisher
46. Government, institutions, conferences and committees are examples of …….authors.
- Personal
- Corporate
- Official
- Company
47. Accordint to CCC Filing Rules, arrange the following in ascending ordinal value :
- Full stop
- Comma
- Bracket
- Roman
- (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)
- (ii), (iii), (i), (iv)
- (i), (iii), (ii), (iv)
- (iii), (i), (ii), (iv)
48.State True or False :
Textbooks in a library are kept generally in open access.
- True
- False
49. Arranging the collections in a library in different sequenes as per the needs of the users is called ………. arrangement.
- Broken order
- Different order
- Discontinuation order
- Parallel order
50. State True or False :
Dictionary catalogue is bipartite.
- True
- False
BLI-012 June 2020 Exam Question Paper
1. Canon of Reticence is a canon of :
- Idea Plane
- Verbal Plane
- Notational Plane
- Idea Plane and Verbal Plane
2.The minimum number of digits in the class number according to DDC is :
- Five
- Two
- Four
- Three
3.APUPA pattern is related with :
- Arrangement of books in a shelf
- Descriptive cataloguing
- Subject cataloguing
- Arrangement of catalogue entries
4.The following was not involved in preparing AACR :
- Indian Library Association
- American Library Association
- Library Association
- Canadian Library Association
5.GMD in cataloguing stands for :
- General Microscopic Designation
- General Macroscopic Designation
- General Material Description
- General Material Designation
6.ISBD stands for :
- Indian Standard Bibliographic Description
- International Standard Bibliographic Designation
- Internationai Standard Bibliographic Description
- Indian Standard Bibliographic Designation
7. Which scheme of classification was designed in 1876 ?
- CC
- DDC
- LC
- BC
8.Class 020 in DDC represents :
- History
- Computers
- Library and Information Science
- Journalism
9.Which section follows the imprint section in AACR in an entry ?
- Title section
- Note section
- Tracing section
- None of these
10. Which one of the following is not true of notation in classification ?
- It represents the author of the book
- It represents the thought content of the book
- It provides brevity in representation of the subject
- It helps in bringing books on related subjects together
11.The number 540 in DDC in geographical divisions represents :
- Delhi
- India
- Pakistan
- Maharashtra
12.Which of the following is true about a dictionary catalogue ?
- It contains all types of entries under single alphabet
- It is bipartite
- It has a classified part also
- It gives meaning of subjects of books
13.Centred entries are a feature of which of the following ?
- Dictionary catalogue
- Classified catalogue
- Author catalogue
- DDC
14.DDC 23 was published in :
- 1989
- 2001
- 2010
- 2011
15.Which of the following is not an inner form of a catalogue ? .
- Card catalogue
- Dictionary catalogue
- Alphabetical catalogue
- Classified catalogue
16.An analytical entry helps in finding/locating a :
- Book
- Part of Book
- Thesis
- Manuscript
17.Identify the odd one :
- Canon of Characteristics
- Canon of Exhaustiveness
- Canon of Exclusiveness
- Canon of Helpful Sequence
18.The section mentioning the call number of a book in a classified catalogue is called :
- Heading section
- Leading section
- Call number section
- Top section
19.Which one of the following is true according to AACR2R ?
- Title is to be transcribed as per its wording beginning from the first indention and continued from the second indention
- Title is to be transcribed as per its wording beginning from the second indention and continued from the first indention
- Title is to be written in short beginning from the first indention and continued from the second indention
- Title is to be written in short beginning from the second indention and continued from the first indention
20.How many fundamental categories did Ranganthan propose ?
- Two
- Three
- Four
- Five
21.Which of the following is true of Library of Congress Subject Headings ?
- It is used to assign subject headings is small libraries
- It is used to assign subject headings in large libraries
- It is used in deciding the order of bibliographic elements
- It is used to decide the added entries for books
22. ————————-section undertakes stock verification in a library.
- Circulation
- Maintenance
- Technical
- Periodical
23.Canon of Relativity is a canon of which plane(s) ?
- Idea Plane
- Verbal Plane
- Notational Plane
- Idea Plane and Notational Plane
24.Wall Picture Principle guides to place the concept corresponding to wall the concept corresponding to picture.
- after
- before
- above
- below
25.A “See” cross reference entry directs a user from a variation in the name of the author, title, subject to the form of the name———————— in the catalogue.
- left
- added
- used
- replaced
26.Mark the odd one out :
- ALA Filing Rules
- Rules for Filing according to CCC
- Rules for Filing according to AACR
- Library of Congress Filing Rules
27.Mark the odd one out :
- Book Page Principle
- Whole Organ Principle
- Wall Picture Principle (
- Cow Calf Principle
28. The online edition of DDC is known as : ____________________ .
- DDC Online
- DDC Current
- Web Dewey
- Online Dewey
29. Heading section in a classified catalogue may not include :
- Author
- Title
- Co-author
- Publisher
30. AACR-1 was published in the year :
- 1967
- 1976
- 1989
- 1994
31. A class index entry in a classified catalogue is derived using :
- Sears List of Subject Headings (
- C List of Subject Headings
- Chain Procedure
- AACR
32. “Nothing before something” is followed in :
- Word-by-word filing
- Letter-by-letter filing
- Word-by-letter filing
- Letter-by-word filing
33. Arrange the following according to Word-by-word arrangement :
- New York
- Newark
- Newton
- NewGenLib
- (d), (a), (b), (c)
- (a), (b), (c), (d)
- (d), (c), (b), (a)
- (c), (b), (a), (d)
34. Which of the following is true for Library of Congress Filing Rules ?
- Diacritics are ignored in filing
- Initial articles in personal names are not treated as filing elements
- Hyphenated words are treated as one word
- Numbers are filed after letters
35. Library operation wherein books are replaced in their proper position by staff is called________________
- Circulation
- Shelf rectification
- Replacement
- Adjustment
36. Arrange the following in increasing ordinal value according to CCC Filing Rules :
- Full stop
- Comma
- Words in Roman
- Words in italics
- (a), (b), (c), (d)
- (a), (c), (b), (d)
- (d), (c), (a), (b)
- (c), (b), (a), (d)
37. A cross reference entry in a Classified Catalogue is found in the_____________.
- Classified part
- Index part
- Alphabetical part
- Classified and index part
38. First level of description in a AACR 2R provides _____________information.
- Latest
- Old
- Maximum
- Minimum
39.Find the odd one out :
- Rolling Stacks
- Stationary Stacks
- Hinged Stacks
- Multitier Stacks
40. Compact storage is used in libraries having problems.
- Funds
- Space
- Staff
- Books
41.All through alphabetisation” is followed in :
- Letter-by-letter alphabetisation
- Word-by-word alphabetisation
- Letter-by-word alphabetisation
- Word-by-letter alphabetisation
42. Abridged edition of DDC is suitable for __________________.
- Agriculture libraries
- Art libraries
- Small libraries
- Big libraries
43. Identify the odd one from the following :
- Sheaf catalogue
- Author catalogue
- Card catalogue
- Register form of a catalogue
44. A “See also” reference entry connects___________________ headings.
- unrelated
- related
- only opposite
- only subject
45.Entries in a Classified Catalogue prepared under the name of author, collaborator, title or series belong to the category _______________.
- Main entry
- Reference entry
- Book index entry
- Class index entry
46.There are __________areas of description identified in an entry according to AACR2R.
- Three
- Four
- Eight
- Sixteen
47. There are levels of description in AACR.
- Five
- Two
- Three
- Four
48.Arrange the following according to Letter-by-letter arangement :
- Mark
- Marks
- Marking
- Mark out
- a), (b), (c), (d)
- (c), (d), (b), (a)
- (a), (c), (d), (b)
- (d), (a), (b), (c)
49. The tracing section in a classified catalogue is present____________.
- On the top-of the card
- On the bottom of the card
- On the back of the card
- In the middle of the card
50.Which one of the following guides is not used in the stacks of a library ?
- Shelf guides
- Tier guides
- Book guides
- Gangway guides
BLII-013 Information Sources And Library Services
BLI-013 June 2021 exam question paper
1.World of Learning is published from.
- Oxford
- London
- Cambridge
- Yorkshire
2.The first known printed book is
- Diamond Sutra
- Main Sutra
- GoldenSutra
- Platinum Sutra
3.Indian patents information are published in
- Patent Report
- Gazette of India
- Petent Journal
- None of these
4.BIS stands for
- Bureau of Information Standards
- Bureau of Important Standards
- Bureau of International Standards
- Bureau of Indian Standards
5.In optical media, content is written using
- Magnet
- Slides
- Laser
- None of the above
6.’Vigyan Pragati’ is published by
- CSIR
- NISCAIR
- DRDO
- UGC
7.Oxford Dictionary of Astronomy is a
- Special Dictionary
- General Dictionary
- Bilingual Dictionary
- None of the above
8.The word Encyclopaedia is derived from which language ?
- Latin
- Greek
- German
- English
9.The World Almanac and Book of Facts is published from
- UK
- USA
- India
- France
10.‘International Who’s Who’ is published by .
- Europa
- Macmillan
- Bowker
- Blackwell
11.MOSPI stands for
- Ministry of Statistical Publication and Information
- Ministry of Science Publication and Information
- Ministry of StatisticsPublication and Information
- None of the above
12.Advances are compiled from
- Secondary Sources
- Tertiary Sources
- Primary Sources
- All of the above
13.A source which provides information about places is known as
- Gazetteer
- Directory
- Dictionary
- None of these
14.Yearbook falls under which category of documents ?
- Primary
- Secondary
- Tertiary
- All of the above
15.Name of the President of Sri Lanka can be found in
- International Who’s Who
- Statesman’s Yearbook
- Who’s Who in the World
- Wilson Biographies
16.NATMO stands for :
- National Atlas and Theoretical Organisation of India
- National Atlas and Thematic MappingOrganisation of India
- National Atlas and Theological Organisation of India
- None of the above
17.Maps that emphasise boundaries of countries, states, continents are other units are called
- Political Maps
- Terrain Maps
- Thematic Maps
- All of the above
18. ____________ privileges refer to the number of documents which can be borrowed and the length of loan period.
- Circulation
- Issue/Return
- Borrowing
- None of these
19.____________ introduced the concept of reference service.
- Margaret Hutchins
- S.R. Ranganathan
- William Katz
- Samuel Green
20.If you want to know about open access journals in Library and Information Science, which of the following sources will you consult ?
- DOAR
- DOAJ
- INB
- BNB
21.Table of Contents service is a/an
- Awareness Service
- Content Analysis Service
- Translation Service
- None of the above
22.____________ is a popular form of Weblog
- Diary
- Website
- Blog
- All of the above
23. J-Gate is a/an
- Website
- Indexing Periodical
- Abstracting Periodical
- Bibliographic Database
24.The concept of SDI service was introduced by
- H.P. Luhn
- S.R. Ranganathan
- S.S. Green
- William Katz
25.Indian Books in Print is an example of a
- Trade Bibliography
- National Bibliography
- Subject Bibliography
- None of these
26.Which of the following is not a secondary source of information ?
- Directory
- Yearbook
- Encyclopaedia
- Government Repor
27.The source which explains the technical terms of a particular subject is known as
- Geographical Dictionary
- Glossary
- General Dictionary
- Biographical Dictionary
28.India : A Reference Annual is a
- Directory
- Government Report
- Yearbook
- Handbook
29.____________ originally provides a calendar of the months with eclipses, movements of planets, etc.
- Directory
- Almanac
- Handbook
- Manual
30. Keesing’s Record of World Events is a
- News Digest
- News Bulletin
- Yearbook
- All of the above
31. Bibliography of Bibliographies comes under the category of
- Electronic Sources
- Primary Sources
- Secondary Sources
- Tertiary Sources
32. Who invented the movable type printing press ?
- Gutenberg
- Koenig
- Blackbell
- None of the above
33. List of names, subjects, topics, etc. arranged alphabetically with indication to exact location is known as
- Bibliography
- Abstract
- Index
- All of the above
34. Readers Guide to Periodical Literature is a/an
- Abstracting periodical
- Indexing periodical
- Bibliography
- Directory
35. Indexing and Abstracting periodicals come under the category of
- Scholarly periodicals
- Primary periodicals
- Secondary periodicals
- Tertiary periodicals
36.If you want to know about the height of Mount Everest, which of the following sources will you consult ?
- Biographical Sources
- Dictionary
- Directory
- Geographical Sources
37. An _________ is concerned with the who, what, where, when, how and why of things.
- Abstract
- Index
- Encyclopaedia
- Extract
38. Encyclopaedia Britannica is a
- General encyclopaedia
- Special encyclopaedia
- Subject encyclopaedia
- None of the above
39. A ____________ is a book of instructions for operating a machine
- Handbook
- Manual
- Guide book
- Directory
40.Teaching the students how to identify information need, how to seek and retrieve information is known as
- Reference Service
- Information Service
- Information Literacy
- Advisory Service
41.‘Ask a Librarian’ is a kind of
- Reference Service
- Abstracting Service
- Indexing Service
- Circulation Service
42. ‘Census of India’ is a
- Geographical Source
- Bibliographical Source
- Statistical Source
- Biographical Source
43. Virtu is a
- Library Management Software
- Reference Service
- Database
- E-journal
44. RFID reader reads data stored in
- Workstations
- Cards
- Bar Codes
- Tags
45.WIPO is located at
- New York
- London
- Geneva
- Paris
46. Information about scale and projection can be found in
- Encyclopaedias
- Manuals
- Geographical sources
- Directories
47. Indian National Bibliography is published
- Quarterly
- Half-yearly
- Monthly
- Bi-monthly
48.Medline is the online version of
- Science Direct
- MEDLARS
- PubMed
- Embase
49. If you want to know about the currency of Japan, which of the following sources would you consult ?
- Dictionary
- Directory
- Bibliography
- Yearbook
50. ____________ is concerned with familiarising the users with the library.
- Orientation
- Verification
- Registration
- None of the above
BLI-013 Dec 2020 Question Paper
1.Humans are considered as …………. sources of information
- Documentary
- Non-documentary
- Bibliographical
- Statistical
2.‘Current Science’ is an example of a ……….. periodical.
- Primary
- Secondary
- Tertiary
- None of these
3.Which publication can be considered as a ‘draft standard’ ?
- Patent
- Gazette
- Specification
- Report
4.Standards are generally of the following types :
- Fundamental and Technical
- Primary and General
- Technical and Pure
- Fundamental and Special
5.The word ‘index’ is derived from the Latin word :
- Indicare
- Indicure
- Indexiare
- Indexe
6.Bibliography is a ……….. source of information.
- Secondary
- Primary
- Non-documentary
- Tertiary
7.The first periodical published was :
- Le Journal des Scavans
- Journal de Scavans
- Le Journal des
- Scavans de Journal
8.The first issue of ‘Philosophical Transactions’ was published in :
- March, 1665
- April, 1675
- March, 1775
- April, 1685
9.Paintings and drawings on the stones and cave walls are known as :
- Block painting
- Cave writing
- Pictographic writing
- Wall writing
10.‘Chemical News’ is published ………… .
- Weekly
- Monthly
- Fortnightly
- Annually
11.‘Science Reporter’ is published by :
- NISCAIR
- DRDO
- IISC
- UGC
12.. ………….. are directories of towns, cities, regions of a country.
- Trade and Business Directories
- Topographical Directories
- Organisational Directories
- Telephone Directories
13.Only a ………….. can give correct picture of the earth as a whole
- Map
- Atlas
- Globe
- None of these
14.Which type of map shows the distribution of a particular feature on the earth’s surface ?
- Thematic Map
- General Map
- Reference Map
- None of these
15.NSSO stands for :
- National Statistical Sample Office
- National Sample Survey Office
- National Statistical Survey Office
- National Survey Sample Office
16.McGraw-Hill dictionary of scientific and technical terms is an example of :
- General language dictionary
- Subject specific dictionar
- Multi-lingual dictionary
- None of the above
17.Which of the following is a secondary source of information ?
- Patent
- Standard
- Yearbook
- Diary
18.A book containing collective biographies is called a …………… .
- Biographical Dictionary
- Who’s Who
- Who Was Who
- None of these
19.Walford’s Guide to Reference Material is a …………. source
- Primary
- Secondary
- Tertiary
- None of these
20………….. is a list of books or other works published in a country or about a country or in the language of a country.
- National Bibliography (
- Trade Bibliography
- International Bibliography (
- Subject Bibliography
21……………. is known as extension of loan period for a document.
- Return
- Renewal
- Reservation
- Issue
22.It is a service that establishes a link or contact between a user/reader and document/book through personalised service :
- Abstracting service
- Indexing service
- Circulation service
- Reference service
23. Which of the following is not a non-documentary source of information ?
- Human
- Organisation
- Book
- Cyber media
24………….. comes under the category of ready reference sources.
- Directories
- Treatises
- Encyclopaedias
- Bibliographies
25.State-of-the-art reports are ………. type of publications.
- Index
- Review
- General
- None of these
26.‘Guinness Book of World Records’ is a :
- Guidebook
- Yearbook
- Directory
- Handbook
27.All recorded sources of information are known as :
- Documentary sources
- Non-documentary sources
- Tertiary sources
- None of these
28.Technical reports come under :
- Primary sources
- Secondary sources
- Tertiary sources
- None of these
29. Papers presented in the conferences are published in the form of :
- Reports
- Bulletins
- Conference Proceedings
- None of these
30. Scholarly periodicals are generally_____________
- Secondary
- Referred
- Popular
- None of these
31. Index Medicus was published by :
- National Library of Medicine
- Library of Congress
- H. W. Wilson
- Sage
32. Indian Science Abstracts is published by :
- DRDO
- UGC
- ALA
- NISCAIR
33. rowne system is devised by :
- Nina E. Browne
- Charles Browne
- John Browne
- Library of Congress
34. RSS stands for:
- Relevant Site Summary
- Related Site Summary
- Rich Site Summary
- Right Site Summary
35. . ………… are meant for consultation and not for continuous reading.
- Reference books
- Text books
- Treatises
- Monographs
36.Universities handbook is published by :
- American Library Association
- Association of Indian Universities
- Association of International Universities
- None of the above
37. Fodor’s India is a :
- Travel Guide
- Directory
- Yearbook
- Encyclopaedia
38. Who defined, “Reference service is the process of establishing contact between a reader and his document in a personal way.â€
- William Katz
- Margaret Hutchins
- Noah Webster
- S. R. Ranganathan
39. Who is the publisher of ‘The Stateman’s Yearbook’ ?
- MacMillan
- Europa
- Sage
- R. R. Bowker
40. What does OED stands for ?
- Oxford Elementary Dictionary
- Oxford ExclusiveDictionary
- Oxford EnglishDictionary
- None of the above
41.Webster’s Geographical dictionary is a :
- Dictionary
- Encyclopaedia
- Directory
- International Gazetteer
42. Ready reference service means :
- Reference service provided in a very short-time
- Reference service provided in a very long-time
- Preparation for reference service
- None of the above
43. What is the name of the part of the library which is meant for storage of reading material ?
- Store room
- Stack room
- Resources room
- Book room
44. ………… is a slip pasted in a book which indicates when the book is due.
- Readers slip
- Reminder slip
- Date slip
- All of these
45.‘World of Learning’ is published by :
- Europa
- Bowker
- Oxford University Press
- MacMillan
46. Kothari Industrial Directory is a :
- Telephone Directory
- Topographic Directory
- Professional Directory
- Trade and Business Directory
47. Maps are prepared by :
- Classifiers
- Cartographers
- Lexicographers
- All of these
48.The IMB was started in
- 1957
- 1958
- 1964
- 1947
49. Who’s Who is a source which covers only :
- Dead
- Retrospective
- Living
- Non-living
50. Which among the following is a tertiary information source in electronic form ?
- OPAC
- E-Journal
- Britannica Online
- Grolier Online
BLI-013 June 2020 Exam Question Paper
1. Which among the following are non-documentary sources of information ?
- Books
- Humans
- Occasional Papers
- Reports
2. Referral Service means :
- Directing the readers to the reference section
- Directing the reader to the correct source of information
- Providing long range reference service
- None of these
3. World of Learning’ is a :
- Directory
- News Digest
- Dictionary
- Yearbook
4. Asian Recorder’ is a :
- News Digest
- Current Awareness Bulletin
- Record Keeping
- None of these
5. Which of the following types of information will you find in abstracting periodicals ?
- Bibliography
- Index of terms
- Bibliography and abstracts
- None of these
6.Chemical Abstracts Service’ was provided by which of the following organisations ?
- Indian Chemical Society
- American Chemical Society
- Chemical Engineering Society
- Bureau of Indian Standards
7. Which of the following is not a primary source of information ?
- Speeches
- Directories
- Photographs
- None of these
8. Which one of the following publishes the ‘Statesman’s Yearbook’ ?
- Wiley
- MacMillan
- Oxford
- None of these
9. India : A Reference Annual’, is an example of :
- Almanac
- Reference book
- Yearbook
- None of these
10. Which of the following is a secondary source of information ?
- Diary
- Abstract
- Government report
- All of these
11. Glossary explains the technical terms of a particular :
- Country
- Individual
- Language
- Subject
12.In Encyclopaedia Britannica acts as an index to macropaedia.
- Bibliography
- Introduction parts
- Propaedia
- Micropaedia
13.A Gazetteer provides information about :
- Persons
- Institutions
- Places
- Animals
14. ‘Famous First Facts’ is an example of :
- Handbook
- Encyclopaedia
- Yearbook
- Directory
15. An annual publication containing a calendar frequently accompanied by astronomical data is called :
- Yearbook
- Almanac
- Directory
- Gazetteer
16. Encyclopaedias are usually located in which section of a Library ?
- Circulation Section
- Reference Section
- Technical Section
- Special Collection of Restricted Access
17. ‘Gazetteer of India : The Indian Union’ is published in volumes.
- Three
- Four
- Two
- Five
18. Newspaper Clipping Service is a type of information service.
- Anticipatory
- Responsive
- On-demand
- Retrospective
19.Which of the following is a tertiary document ?
- Research Paper
- Thesis
- List of abstracting service
- Abstracting periodical
20. Which edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica is called ‘New Encyclopaedia Britannica’ ?
- 11th
- 13th
- 15th
- 18th
21.Which of the following is not a secondary source of information ?
- Indexing periodical
- Abstracting periodical
- Bibliography
- Bibliography of bibliographies
22. World Directory of Sources of Patents” is published by :
- Bowker-Saur, U.S.A.
- WIPO
- Patent Information System, India
- Derwent, London
23. Yearbooks and almanacs are___________ sources.
- Primary
- Ready Reference
- Tertiary
- Bibliographic
24. The personal belongings of a reader are kept at the__________.
- Cloakroom
- Property Counter
- Gate Counter
- Store Room
25. Asian Recorder is a ____________ publication.
- Monthly
- Bi-Monthly
- Annual
- Weekly
26. What is the relation between Current Awareness Service and SDI ?
- SDI is one form of CAS
- CAS is one form of SDI
- Both are exactly same
- There is no relation
27. Ready Reference Sources are handy tools for :
- Answers to all questions
- Answers to fact finding questions
- Easy information retrieval tools
- None of these
28. ‘Indian Books in Print’ is an example of bibliography_____________.
- Trade
- National
- Universal
- Subject
29. Universities Handbook is a :
- Handbook
- Directory
- Yearbook
- Bibliography
30. ____________ are documents that contain descriptions about the technical requirements of a product.
- Specifications
- Patents
- Standards
- Reports
31. Which reference source is referred as “Backbone of reference services in libraries” ?
- Dictionaries
- Encyclopaedia
- Biographies
- Bibliographies
32. Which of the following is not a secondary source of information ?
- India : A Reference Mannual
- Handbook of Libraries
- Patent
- Abstracting periodical
33. Sources which are available chiefly in printed form are known as :
- Reference sources
- Documentary sources
- Information sources
- Non-Documentary sources
34. ‘Guinness Book of World Recbrds’ is published from :
- Paris
- New York
- London
- Washingto D.C.
35. ‘The Books in Print’ is published by :
- H. W. Wilson
- McGraw Hill /
- John Wiley
- R. R. Bowker
36. Translations are categorised under :
- Primary sources
- Secondary sources
- Tertiary sources
- Non-documentary sources
37. The “Walford’s Guide to Reference Materials” is published in :
- 3 volumes
- 4 volumes
- 2 volumes
- 5 volumes
38. The two types of Reference Services are _________.
- Short Range and Long Range services
- Exhaustive and Everyday services
- Current and Everyday services
- Current and Retrospective services
39.’Chemical Abstracts’ was published :
- Fortnightly
- Yearly
- Monthly
- Weekly
40. ‘Encyclopaedia Americana’ was published from :
- London
- Chicago
- New York
- Washington D.C.
41.Yellow pages are example of which type of directory ?
- Telephone directory
- Organisational directory
- Business/trade directory
- None of these
42. ‘Guide to Literature’ comes under :
- Bibliographical Sources
- Primary Sources
- Secondary Sources
- Tertiary Sources
43.User education means :
- Directing the user to use encyclopaedia
- Educating the user on use of library
- Providing material to the user
- None of these
44. ‘Merriam Webster’s Intermediate Dictionary’ is an example of :
- General language dictionary
- Subject specific dictionary
- Multi-lingual dictionary
- None of the above
45. Which reference sources will you use to study the changing trends in demographic profile of a city ?
- Almanacs
- Encyclopaedia
- Travel Guides
- Statistical Handbook
46. LISA stands for :
- Library Science Abstract
- Literature Search Academy
- Library and Information Science Abstracts
- Library and Information Science Academy
47. Most authentic and original materials usually take the form of a journal article, report or a patent are :
- Primary sources
- Secondary sources
- Tertiary sources
- Bibliography
48. Reminders are sent by the library for :
- Books which were issued but not received back
- Out dated books which are out of demand
- Very old books
- Low discount books
49.OPAC stands for :
- Online Public Accessible Catalogue
- Online Public Available Catalogue
- Online Public Access Catalogue
- Online Publicly Accessed Catalogue
50. What do we mean by recall in the context of a library ?
- Calling back the issued documents
- Recalling something from memory
- Renaming something
- Registering users