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Multiple Choice Questions on Universal Decimal Classification (UDC)

Thirunavukkarasu TC
Thirunavukkarasu TC
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  1. question number 7 answer UDC almost faceted classification scheme
    Balas
    Balas
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    Very helpfull sir

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  3. i
    If i am not wrong UDC was first published in 1905.. right..?
    Balas
  4. umrav singh
    Very helpful for CBSE net preparation.
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1.Universal Decimal Classification developed by Henri La Fontaine and Paul Otlet in
1901
1902
1903
1905

2.UDC based on
Subject Classification
Colon Classification
Dewey Decimal Classification
Expansive classification

3.UDC first published in which language?
Belgium
English
French
German

4.UDC schedules in the electronic format called
UDC Master Reference File
UDCC online
UDC Online
UDC Schedule online

5.UDC print version consists of
Single Volume
2 Volumes
3 Volumes
4 Volumes

6.UDC regularly updated and maintained by
FID
IFLA
BIS
UDCC

7.Universal Decimal Classification is a/an
Enumarative Scheme
Almost faceted Scheme
Faceted Scheme
Rigidly Faceted

8.In UDC, Universe of knowledge divided into
9 main classes
5 main classes
10 main classes
100

9.Which is not a merit of Universal classification
1.expansive and adaptive quality of notation
2.updates and degree of support
3.highly flexible and effective
4.Enumarative scheme
1 only
2 only
3 only
4 only

10.When UDC ownership transferred from FID to UDCC?
1992
2002
2012
2014

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Unit 5: Information Management
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