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LIS MCQs about Library Information System and Programs
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151. United Nations Bibliographic Information System (UNBIS) is located at:
A. Geneva
B. New York
C. Vienna
D. Paris
152. The need for ISBD was felt primarily for the realization of the goal of:
A. UAP
B. UBC
C. Net Working
D. Resource Sharing
153. The BS 1OOOM for UDC stands for:
A. Abridged Edition
B. Original Edition
C. International Medium Edition
D. Unabridged Edition
154. UNISIST Reference Manual was brought out by:
A. ISO
B. BSO
C. UNESCO
D. IFLA
155. UDC English versions are being brought out by:
A. FID
B. BSI
C. UNESCO
D. IFLA
156. CODATA referral database was set up by:
A. LC
B. UNESCO
C. FAO
D. UNDP
157. A service that links users to appropriate sources of information on the basis of specially prepared guides is known as:
A. SDA
B. CAS
C. Referral
D. Reference
158. The facility of searching all the fields of the database with a given term or expression is known as:
A. Free Text Searching
B. Truncated Searching
C. Boolean Searching
D. Algebraic Searching
159. The frequency of Library and Information Science Abstracts (LISA) is:
A. Semi-Monthly
B. Monthly
C. Bi-monthly
D. Quarterly
160. A methodically Arranged compendium or summary of literary, historical, legal, scientific or other written matter is known as:
A. Technical Digest
B. Trend Report
C. House Report
D. Alert Service
161. Advances in Librarianship is an example of:
A. House Bulletin
B. State of the Art Report
C. Product Bulletin
D. Technical Digest
162. A system that processes and provides access to bibliographic data and other records of knowledge is known as:
A. Industrial System
B. Information System
C. Knowledge system
D. Data System
163. An organization covering in its fold several other institutions or agencies is known as:
A. Total Organization
B. Complete Organization
C. Omnibus Organization
D. Umbrella Organization
164. The concept of the National Information System (NATIS) was promoted by:
A. FID
B. IFLA
C. UNESCO
D. ICSU
165. The parent body of UNISIST II is:
A. UNESCO
B. UNIDO
C. FAO
D. UNO
166. Who defined an information system as “an organization of people, material and machines that serve to facilitate the transfer of information from one person to another”:
A. Weisman
B. Mikhailov
C. Vickery
D. Chapman
167. General System Theory was developed by:
A. A.E. Cowkell
B. Fritz Machlup
C. L. Von Bertalanfly
D. Georges Andre la
168. A network in which all the computers (nodes) are attached to a single cable is known as:
A. Ring
B. Star
C. Bus
D. Hierarchical
169. A kind of network where all communications must go to other nodes through a central point is known as:
A. Hierarchical
B. Distributed
C. Star
D. Bus
170. INFLISNET is an example of:
A. LAN
B. MAN
C. WAN
D. Global Network
171. A network that exists on campus or an institution is known as:
A. LAN
B. MAN
C. WAN
D. Starnet Work
172. “An organization for directing researchers for information and data to appropriate sources is known as:
A. ‘Data Bank
B. Information Analysis Centre
C. Clearing House
D. Referral Centre
173. The National Translation Centre at the John Crerar Library, Chicago is an example:
A. DOC Centre
B. Clearing House
C. Information Analysis Centre
D. Information Evaluation Centre
174. A small-scale reproduction or presentation of an actual object or thing is known as:
A. Mode
B. Plan
C. Graph
D. Globe
175. The Symbol O in the flowchart represents:
A. Terminal
B. Processing
C. Decision
D. Connector
176. The symbol D in the flow chart represents:
A. Input/Output
B. Decision
C. Processing
D. Terminal
177. A system that does not change or import energies in any of the forms is known as:
A. Object System
B. Closed System
C. Open System
D. Partial System
178. A system exchanging materials, energy, or information with its environment is known as:
A. Closed System
B. Total System
C. Adoptive System
D. Open System
179. The world’s first adding machine was devised in 1867 by:
A. Blaise Pascal
B. J.M. Jacquard
C. Charles Babbage
D. H. Hollerith
180. The abacus device was probably used in early 2200 BC by the:
A. Egyptians
B. Babylonians
C. Assyrians
D. Persians
181. An analytical engine according to Babbage’s drawing was constructed in 1854 by:
A. Microsoft
B. IBM
C. Apple Computer
D. General Electric
182. Microcomputer was developed during the period:
A. 1942-1959
B. 1959-1965
C. 1965-1910
D. 1970-Present
183. “A branch of Computer involving computers to do solving that requires intelligence” is known as:
A. Natural Intelligence
B. Artificial Intelligence
C. Computer Intelligence
D. Technical Intelligence
184. A Software package developed to a base of knowledge in a specialized area to make a decision recommendation is known as:
A. Intelligence Systems
B. Knowledge Systems
C. Information Systems
D. Expert Systems
185. Indicate the development in the computer memory and processing capacity is popularly known as:
A. Ages
B. Landmarks
C. Eras
D. Generations
186. A single user-oriented computer processing system to perform a wide variety of tasks is known as:
A. Macro Computer
B. Mini Computer
C. Personal computer
D. Micro Computer
187. The generation of computers introduced in 1964, is a family of:
A. Mainframe
B. PC
C. Mini
D. Micro
188. A machine-readable code consisting of vertical bars of varying widths to represent data is known as:
A. Binary Code
B. Legal Code
C. Business Code
D. Bar Code
189. A tiny silver in which integrated electronic components are deposited is known as:
A. Bit
B. Byte
C. Chip
D. Disk
190. A processing complex consisting of two or more integrated computers is known as a computer:
A. System
B. Networks
C. Interface
D. Storage
191. The addressable storage in a computer directly under the control of the CPU is known as:
A. External
B. Internal
C. Outside
D. Depth
192. A chip on which Central Processing Unit is provided is known as:
A. Macro Processor
B. Mini Processor
C. Micro Processor
D. Super Processor
193. An input device when rolled across a flat surface guides the cursor on the screen and is known as:
A. Disk
B. Chart
C. Mouse
D. Modem
194. The devices that indirect communication with the computer is known as:
A. Off line
B. Middle Line
C. On-Line
D. Low Line
195. A device that converts computer output into graphic hard copy form is known as:
A. Plotter
B. Terminal
C. Light pen
D. Bar Code
196. The use of computers to create view, edit, store ·and retrieve data is known as:
A. Programming
B. Editing
C. Processing
D. Retrieving
197. A programming language oriented towards problem-solving is known as:
A. High level
B. Low level
C. Middle Level
D. Upper level
198. The author of Introduction to Computer Science is:
A. D.H. Saunders
B. W.H. Fuon
C. J.P. Tremblay
D. C. Buffington
199. A technique in which a number of similar items or transactions to be processed is known as:
A. Batch Processing
B. Distributed Processing
C. Interactive Processing
D. Parallel Processing
200. A processing approach that starts immediately after input data is entered and output is produced is known as:
A. Parallel Processing
B. Real-Time Processing
C. Interactive Processing
D. Distributed Processing
So, these are questions from 200 to 251 about Library Information systems and Programs.
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