GST 121 Use Of Library (Past Questions) 2020/2021

GST 121 Use of Library (Past Questions) 2020/2021

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BENUE STATE UNIVERSITY, MAKURDI

DIRECTORATE OF GENERAL STUDIES

Course Code/Title: GST 121-Use of Library, Study Skills and Information Communication Technology

Instructions: Answer all Questions by Choosing from Options A-E. Time Allowed: 60 Minutes.

. —– Library provides services to elementary and secondary schools. (A) Primary (B) Secondary (C) A & B (D) Schools (E) Private
…… involves grouping together of similar items. (A) Catalogue (B) Classification (C) ISBN (D) Class mark (E) A & B
3——- are source that are up-to-date in the treatment of the immediate past year (A) Annual Diaries (B) Year Books (C) Gazetteers (D) Concordance (E) Periodicals
—— is always at the top left corner of a catalogue card. (A) Imprint (B) ISBN (C) Notations (D) ISSB (E) Catalogue
—–is always at the top left corner of a catalogue card. (A) Imprint (B) ISBN (C) Class mark (D) Catalogue (E) None
—–is always at the top left corner of a catalogue card. (A) Imprint (B) ISBN (C) Class mark (D) Catalogue (E) None
—— is always at the top left corner of the catalogue card (A) Classification (B) Collation (C) Cataloguing (D) Class mark (E) Catalogue
——– Later adopted the 22 alphabets to the 26 we have today. (A) Egypt (B) Niger (C) Romans (D) Greek
——–library is responsible for the issuance of ISBN. (A) Special (B) National (C) Academic (D) Public (E) Private (E) Ramses
. ——shows the different headings the book has been catalogued and filed in a library (A) Tracings (B) Main Entry (C) Imprint (D) Cataloguing (E) Title
. —–was responsible for the building of the Royal library. (A) Greeks (B) Egypt (C) Painting (D) Thebes (E) Ramses
……..are materials that are issued in successive parts at regular interval. (A) Gazetteers (B) Atlases (C) Periodicals (D) Audio Visual (E) Year Books
.——-includes paginations, illustrations, series and size of the book (A) Catalogue (B) Classification (C) Cataloguing (D) Class mark (E) Collation
……….is an example of biographical sources (A) Reference Materials (B) Encyclopedia (C) Dictionaries (D) WHO’S WHO in Nigeria (E) Peoples University
——is known to have developed hieroglyphic writing. (A) Ramses (B) Egypt (C) Thebes (D) Greeks (E) Romans.
……..are materials that can only be consulted for particular purposes (A) Consulted Sources (B) Encyclopedias (C) Dictionaries (D) Reference Materials (E) Atlases.
—-Is a dictionary of geographic places? (A) Diagrams (B) Gazetteers (C) Atlases (D) Biographies (E
—— is a list of important words, subjects, persons and places arranged in alphabetical order (A) Gazetteers (B) Atlas (C) Year Book (D) Concordance (E) Periodicals
—–libraries are opened freely for all citizens. (A) Special (B) National (C) Academic (D) Public (E) School
A main class can be sub-divided to accommodate specific subjects (A) Not Here (B) True (C) A & B (D) False (E) B & D
Academic theft is known as —–(A) Censorship (B) Plagiarism (C) References (D) Citation (E) Stealing
Academic theft is known as —–(A) Censorship (B) Plagiarism (C) References (D) Citation (E) Stealing
All classification schemes used (A) Imprint (B) Letters (C) Notations (D) Pictures (E) Catalogues
All classification schemes used mixed notations (A) True (B) Not True (C) A & B (D) OK (E) B & C
Author’s name is not necessary in in-text citation. (A) False ( Partially (C) True (D) Undecided (E) A & B
Citation style mostly preferred in social science is (A) Chicago (B) MLA (C) Citation (D) APA (E) A and C
Citation style mostly used in humanities is (A) Cambridge Style (B) ALA (C) Chicago (D) MLA (E) APA
Early writing was also in form of — (A) Thebes (B) Egypt (C) Painting (D) Greeks (E) Ramses
Entries on magnetic tapes are associated with —— (A) Card Catalogue (B) Tapes (C) Computer Catalogue (D) Magnet (E) Book Catalogue
Example of a serial publication include (A) Sim Card (B) Newspaper (C) Series (D) Textbook (E) Year Book
For spellings, pronunciation and meanings one is to consult_ (A) Spelling Guides (B) Concordance (C) Dictionaries (D) Reference Materials (E) Encyclopedia
Hippocrates and Aristotle were early scholars from (A) Egypt (B) R 3) Rome (C) Greeks (D) Mesopotamia (E) India
Imprint and copyright information can be obtained from (A) Title (B) The Verso (C) ISSN (D) Fly Page (E) ISBN Page
In APA reference list is in bracket. (A) Verso (B) Year (C) Title (D) Cover (E) Authors
In APA reference list is italicized. (A) Cover (B) Year (C) Title (D) Authors (E) Abstract
In APA reference list, the title of a jou al is treated just like the book title à journal dilayd bis aim to co (A) False (B) Partially (C) True (D) Undecided (E) A & B (A) sugolato sto mo fi qo d
Intellectual content of a work is associated with (A) Series (B) Classmark (C) Symbol (D) Author(s) (E) Content
In-text citation plus bibliographic entry constitutes (A) Plagiarism ( References (C) Citation (D) MLA (E) APA
IC is not the only classification scheme in existence. (A) False ( Partially (C) True (D) Undecided (E) C&
Libraries built to meet specific needs of users are known as (A) Private (B) National Libraries (C) Academic (D) Public Libraries (E) Special Libraries
Libraries with no respect for time and distance include (A) National (B) Academic (C) Virtual (D) A&B (E) Public
list of sources consulted during a study is known as (A) Maps (B) Citations (C) References (D) Archives (E) Races library
NIIA is a very good example of – (A) National (B) Special (C) Academic (D) Public (E) Virtual
Public libraries are also described as the (A) Reference Libraries (B) National Libraries (C) Peoples University (D) Warehouses (E) Music Houses
Publication Information can also be known as (A) Imprint (B) Book (C) Notations (D) Verso (E) Catalogue
Publishers, place and date of publication are known as (A) Tracings (B) Series (C) Imprint (D) Verso (E) Added Entry
Pure notation does not exists in classification schemes. (A) Undecided (B) False (C) ABB (0) True (E) Zero
Repetitive routine tasks can be avoided as a result of (A) Hardwork (B) serials (C) Automation (D) Users (E) Classmark
Resources offered by the internet include (A) LAN (B) WAN (C) MAN (0) WIFI (E) Search tools
SDI service is specifically associated with the National Library. (A) True ( Undecided (C) Somehow (D) False (E) A&B
Sources that contains information on all aspects of human endeavor are known as (A) Biographical Sources (B) Encyclopedias (C) Dictionaries (0) Peoples University (E) Reference Materials
The Egyptians developed letters of alphabets (A) 21 ( 3 (C) 22 (0) 26 (E) 5
The Folger Shakespeare’s library was opened in, (A) 2011 (b) 1904 (C) 1966 (0) 1932 (E) 1911
The LC deliberately used all the letters of alphabets as main classes. (A) Agree ( Not True (C) A & B [D] ok (e) B & C
The LC reserves letters for further expansion (A) 4 (8 (C) 26 (d) 22 (e) 5
The LC Scheme was devised in (A) 1904 (1966 (C) 1932 (0) 1988 (E) None of the Options
The MARC project began in the year: (A) 1904 (1966 (C) 1932 (d) 1988 (e) none of the above
The most popular and common library catalogue Card (A) card (B) Analogue (D) Hybridge (e) Book
The process of describing an item and determining main and added entries is known as (A) Catalogue (b) Chelation (C) Cataloguing (d) Class mark (E) Collation
there is no distinction between a class marks and notation number (B) Degree (C) Not Really (D) Tree (D) Undecided

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