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351. UNESCO/IPGI brought out the 3rd Edition of CCF in
A. Two Volumes
B. Three Volumes
C. Four Volumes
D. Five Volumes
352. A field that can be extended to any length as per requirement is known as
A. Variable
B. Fixed
C. Constant
D. Enlarged
353. Each Record of CCF comprises
A. Three Parts
B. Four Parts
C. Five Parts
D. Six Parts
354. The tag symbol for the key title in CCF is
A. 001
B. 080
C. 201
D. 300
355. The frequency of “LC classification additions and changes” is
A. Fortnightly
B. Monthly
C. Bimonthly
D. Quarterly
356. Thesaurus facet designed and produced by
A. FID
B. H.W. Wilson
C. English Electric Company
D. Classification Research Group
357. For the first time “design of depth classification methodology” was developed by
A. J. Mills
B. W.C.B. Sayers
C. A. Neelameghan
D. S.R. Ranganathan
358. The Indexing based on the conceptual analysis of the subject of a document is known as
A. Alphabetical Indexing
B. Subject Indexing
C. Theme Indexing
D. Content Indexing
359. The degree to which the subject matter of a document is reflected through the index entries is known as
A. Exhaustively
B. Specificity
C. Inactivity
D. Depthless
360. The person who first discussed the concept of “Specific Subject” was
A. C.A. Cutter
B. J. Mills
C. J. Kaiser
D. None of these
361. The order of significance i.e. “Thing, Material, and Action” among various components of a compound subject was expounded by
A. J. Kaiser
B. E.J. Coats
C. J.E.L. Farradane
D. H. Sharp
362. The set of elementary categories Discipline, Entity, Action, and Property are found in
A. PRECIS
B. POPSI
C. KWIC
D. KWOC
363. A book containing a store of words of a particular field or set of concepts, specifically, a dictionary of synonyms is known as
A. Encyclopedia
B. Dictionary
C. Glossary
D. Thesaurus
364. The person who listed the five principles Of Thesaurus construction is
A. P.M. Roget
B. Salton
C. B.C. Vickery
D. J. Aitcheson
365. Roots Thesaurus was published by
A. ISO
B. BSI
C. UNISIST
D. FID
366. The author of “Thesaurus of English words and phrases” is
A. S. Johnson
B. D. Webster
C. P.M. Roget
D. C.P. Brown
367. Number of relevant documents retrieved by the system x 100 Total number of relevant documents
contained in the system refers to
A. Coverage
B. Recalls
C. Precision
D. Relevance
368. A collection of related data/information stored in a computer and handled as one unit by giving a single name is known as
A. Record
B. File
C. Field
D. Area
369. The subject of a document derived by mechanical analysis of the words by their arrangement in the text is known as
A. Manual Indexing
B. Automated Indexing
C. Rotation Indexing
D. Semi-automated Indexing
370. Number of relevant documents retried by the system x 100 Total number of documents retrieved
by the system refers to
A. Precision
B. Coverage
C. Recall
D. Response
371. The proportion of non-relevant documents retrieved in relation to the total number of non-relevant documents is known as
A. Noise factor
B. Selectivity
C. Specificity
D. Fallout Ratio
372. The proportion of relevant documents in relation to the number of documents in the collection is known as
A. Selectivity
B. Specificity
C. Novelty
D. Noise Factor
373. The proportion of retrieved documents that were not known to users in relation to the total retrieved documents is known as
A. Selectivity
B. Novelty
C. Specificity
D. Fallout Ratio
374. Crane-field Project Phase 2 studied
A. Indexing System
B. No. of Variables
C. Classification System
D. Retrieval System
375. An accumulation of interrelated data or information is known
A. Database
B. Intellectual base
C. Storage base
D. Knowledge base
376. The theory of UNITERM Indexing was propounded by
A. F.W. Lancaster
B. B.C. Vickery
C. M. Taube
D. A. Sheppard
377. In CC, contractions for collaborators like Corn, Comp, Ed, IR. Rev are called
A. Descriptive element
B. Description element
C. Direction element
D. Abbreviations
378. In CCC, if the head of the government is the author, then the heading word be
A. Name of the Head
B. Name of the Office of the Head
C. Name of the territory
D. Designation of the Head
379. McSH was published as part II of:
A. Index Medicus
B. MEDLARS
C. MEDLINE
D. INSPEC
380. Pseudo series is the creation of
A. Publisher
B. CCC
C. Author
D. AAGR-2
381. According to CCC, if articles by different authors are published under one title, it is known as
A. Composite book
B. Artificial Composite book
C. Festschrift
D. Ordinary Composite book
382. In CCC, the name of the series in the entry is rendered under
A. Leading section
B. Heading section
C. Note section
D. Title section
383. In CCC, the name of the services in the Book Index Entry is rendered in caps in
A. Leading section
B. Heading section
C. Note section
D. Table section
384. If all the published volumes of a book possessed by the library but process some volumes, then the set is called
A. Complete set
B. Incomplete set
C. Broken
D. Half set
385. The main entrance of a simple periodical publication consists of Leading Series, Holding, Tracing and
A. Second section
B. Periodicity section
C. Index number section
D. Directing section
386. According to CCC for a periodical Publication, three kinds of class entries are prepared viz
A. Special, General, Optional
B. Specific, Generic, Optional
C. Special, .Generic, Optional
D. Specific, Special, Optional
387. According to CCC, in a Class Index entry of a periodical publication, the directing words are omitted for
A. Generic Class Index Entry
B. Optional Class Index Entry
C. Specific Class Index Entry
D. All the Class Index Entry
388. According to the CCC which of the following symbols is inserted between the name of the sponsor and the title proper of a periodical
A. Periodical
B. Comma
C. Dash
D. Colon
389. The person who expounded five principles of thesaurus construction was
A. A.S. Raizada
B. G. Bhattacharya
C. Salton
D. None of these
390. AACR – II was published in the year
A. 1909
B. 1949
C. 1971
D. 1988
391. The ‘Unit Card’ principle is associated with
A. Card Catalogue
B. Sheaf Catalogue
C. Printed Catalogue
D. Book Catalogue
392. the concept of pre-natal cataloging was propounded by
A. C.A Cutter
B. J.D. Brown
C. S. Lucetzky
D. S.R. Ranganathan
393. The British Museum code was formulated by
A. A. Panizzi
B. C.A. Cutter
C. D. Osborn
D. E.J. Hunter
394. POPSI as formulated by
A. M. Taub
B. D. Austin
C. A. Neelmeshan
D. G. Bhattacharya
395. The author of Cataloging Theory and Practice is
A. L. Sharp
B. C.G. Viswanath
C. L. Jolly
D. M. Mann
396. The “Catalogue in which all the entries are arranged together in one general alphabet” is known as
A. Classified Catalogue
B. Name Catalogue
C. Dictionary Catalogue
D. Author Catalogue
397. A reduction in the number of entries for a document is known as
A. Selective Cataloguing
B. Partial Cataloguing
C. Simple Cataloguing
D. Fun Cataloguing
398. The Standardize of the Catalogue Card is
A. 10.5 x 6.5 cm
B. 11.5 x 7 cm
C. 12.5 x 7 cm
D. 12.5 x 7.5 cm
399. Sears list of Subject Heading is a
A. Classified List of Subjects
B. Alphabetical List of Subjects
C. Alphabetico -classed list of Subjects
D. Geographical list of Subjects
400. The purpose and scope of ISBDs are to standardize and communicate
A. Bibliographical Information
B. Subject of a document
C. Entries of a document
D. Imprint of a document
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