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501. The isolates like accident disease treatment, examination, and failure are the manifesting of which fundamental category
A. Personality
B. Matter
C. Energy
D. Space
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502. The first” ISBD standard was developed in 1974 and revised in 1978 intended to the description of
A. Serials
B. Non-book materials
C. Monographs
D. Cataloguing material
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503. In which of the following classification schemes there is a provision for Mother Country and Favored Country
A. DOC
B. UOC
C. CC
D. BC
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504. In DDC 20th Edition number for more than one author’s work is given under the table
A. 3
B. 3A
C. 3B
D. 3C
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505. A basic subject with one or more isolated ideas is known as
A. Complex
B. Compound
C. Basic
D. Mixed
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506. A subject without any insolate idea is known as
A. Basic
B. Compound
C. Complex
D. Generic
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507. Oceanography is an example of which of the following mode
A. Distillation
B. Denudation
C. Agglomeration
D. Cluster
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508. Which of the following give rise to the formation of compound subjects
A. Distillation
B. Fission
C. Lamination
D. Fusion
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509. Which of the following give rise to the formation of complex subjects
A. Loose Assemblage
B. Lamination
C. Distillation
D. Fusion
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510. Distillation gives rise to the formation of which of the following
A. Life Sciences
B. Management Sciences
C. Physical Sciences
D. Social Science
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511. Fission means
A. Thinking Process
B. Phase Relation
C. A mode of formation of a subject
D. A device
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512. The Process of distillation gives rise to subjects like
A. Compound
B. Complex
C. Basic
D. Primary basic
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513. Americana is an example of
A. Distillation
B. Fusion
C. Cluster
D. Agglomeration
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514. Geo-physics is an example of
A. Fission
B. Fusion
C. Lamination
D. Loose Assemblage
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515. The process of laying one facet over another facet is known as
A. Fission
B. Fusion
C. Lamination
D. Distillation
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516. The processing of dividing or splitting a universe unevenly is known as
A. Dissection
B. Fission
C. Fusion
D. Denudation
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517. The process of progressive decrease of intention and increase of intention is known as
A. Loose assemblage
B. Agglomeration
C. Distillation
D. Denudation
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518. The process of collection of things of the same kind and grounded together is known as
A. Cluster
B. Fusion
C. Fission
D. Agglomeration
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519. Ideology is an example of
A. Fusion
B. Agglomeration
C. Fission
D. Cluster
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520. Machlup classified knowledge into
A. Five groups
B. Six groups
C. Eight groups
D. Ten groups
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521. The expounder of ‘Spiral of Scientific Method’ is
A. B.C. Vickery
B. H.E. Bliss
C. S.R. Ranganathan
D. W.C.B. Sayers
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522. In ‘Spiral of Scientific Method’ nadir is the beginning of the
A. First quadrant
B. Second quadrant
C. Third quadrant
D. Fourth quadrant
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523. The deductive phase starts from Zenith and ends at
A. Nadir
B. Zenith
C. Descendant
D. Ascendant
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524. The research which relies on experience and/or observation is known as
A. Empirical
B. Descriptive
C. Conceptual
D. Applied
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525. The process of identifying and recording certain characteristics of a document for its identification is known as bibliographic
A. Organization
B. Retrieval
C. Description
D. Storage
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526. The famous ‘Ninety-one Rules’ developed for the British Museum were by
A. C.C. Jewette
B. CA. Cutter
C. S. Lubatzky
D. Anthony Panizzi
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527. Reference Manual for Machine Readable Bibliographic Description was brought out in 1974 by
A. !FLA
B. FID
C. UNESCO
D. ALA
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528. Elements in a document representing author, title, Publisher, Series etc is known as bibliographical
A. Elements
B. Characters
C. Symbols
D. Codes
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529. Information retrieval is fastest from
A. Floppy Disk
B. Magnetic Tape
C. Hard Disk
D. None of the above
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530. ‘Noise’ in Information Retrieval is due to
A. Precision
B. Recall
C. Relevant information
D. Redundant information
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531. In which type of indexing system KWIC falls
A. Vocabulary
B. Pre-coordinate
C. ‘Thesaurus
D. Post-coordinate
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532. A collection of words put in groups together according to likenesses in their meaning rather than in an alphabetical list
A. Abstract
B. Dictionary
C. Index
D. Thesaurus
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533. PRECIS is an
A. Abstracting system
B. Classification system
C. Indexing system
D. Thesaurus system
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534. KWIC indexing technique is based on
A. Abstract
B. Full text
C. Subject
D. Title
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535. The indexing language used in KWIC is known as
A. Controlled indexing language
B. Free indexing language
C. Natural indexing language
D. Thesaurus
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536. Indexes whose entry points are people, organizations, corporate authors, government agencies, names of universities, etc are called
A. Author indexes
B. Chain indexes
C. Classified indexes
D. Subject indexes
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537. The index is arranged in a hierarchy of related topics, starting with generic topics and working down to the specific
A. Author indexes
B. Chain indexes
C. Classified indexes
D. Subject indexes
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538. Combining two or more single index terms to create a new class is called
A. Coordinate index
B. Chain indexes
C. Classified indexes
D. Permuted index
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539. The system is pre-coordinated at the time of indexing and is arranged in classification order, rather than a straight alphabetic order
A. Coordinate index
B. Faceted index
C. Classified indexes
D. Permuted index
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540. A method that attempts to minimize this by presenting the single entries in a classified index, one by one, in an alphabetical list
A. Coordinate index
B. Chain index
C. Classified indexes
D. Permuted index
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541. An index consists of a list of articles with a sub-list under each article of subsequently published papers that cite the articles
A. Coordinate index
B. Chain index
C. Classified indexes
D. Citation Index
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542. A note that contains information specifically for indexers
A. History note
B. Indexer not
C. Scope note
D. Thesaurus note
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543. The first institution to design MARC is
A. IFLA
B. LOC
C. FID
D. OCLC
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544. The number of digits in ISBN
A. 8 and 10
B. 10 and 13
C. 8 and 13
D. 10 and 12
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545. Each record of CCF comprises of
A. Two parts
B. Three parts
C. Four parts
D. Five parts
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546. A book containing a store, of words of a particular field or set of concepts, specifically a dictionary of synonyms is known as
A. Dictionary
B. Glossary
C. Encyclopedia
D. Thesaurus
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547. An ordered list of cited articles each of which is accomplished by a list of citing articles is known as a citation
A. Catalogue
B. List
C. Index
D. Abstract
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548. In which library they have 14 million items of catalogued records
A. Library of congress
B. Chicago Library
C. National Library Canada
D. British Library
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549. A shelf list is a very useful tool for
A. Stocktaking
B. Stock rectification
C. Stock accessioning
D. Stock management
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550. The sequence of entries in the shelf list is
A. Classified
B. Alphabetical
C. Chronological
D. Geographical
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