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TNPSC Librarians Examination 2013 Questions - 15

Thirunavukkarasu TC
Thirunavukkarasu TC
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    Great sir.thanks sie
    Balas
  2. Question No.8.. i think the answer is OPAC .. please confirm ..
    • Thirunavukkarasu TC
      Dictionary catalogue is inner form of catalogue, opac is physical form
    Balas
    Balas
LIS QUIZ SERIES
1. The technique 'Terminal digit posting' is used in
PRECIS
POPSI
UNITERM
KWOC

2. The elementary categories in POPSI are
PMEST
DEPA
Lead, Display, Qualifier
DEEPA

3.Relational indexing system was developed by
S.R.Ranganathan
M.Taube
J.E.L Farradane
D.Austin

4.Which one of the following is NOT used in a PRECIS entry?
Lead
Core
Qualifier
Display

5. The term 'Pre-natal Cataloguing' was used by
Library of Congress
S.Lubetzky
S.R.Ranganathan
A.Panizzi

6. The 'Chain Indexing' was devised by
S.R.Ranganathan
C.A.Cutter
H.P.Luhn
M.Taube

7. Match the following
List I List II
a. British Museum Code i. American Library Association
b. Classified Catalogue Code ii. C.A.Cutter
c. Rules for Dictionary Catalogue iii. A.Panizzi
d. ALA Code iv. S.R.Ranganathan
iii,iv,ii,i
iii,ii,iv,i
ii,iv,i,iii
ii,iv,iii,i

8. Which one of the following is NOT a physical form of library catalogue?
Microfiche catalogue
Online public access catalogue
Dictionary catalogue
Sheaf catalogue

9. INSDOC was established in the year
1955
1954
1953
1952

10. Which one of the following is the new name of INSDOC?
SENDOC
NISCOM
DESIDOC
NISCAIR

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