4. Trade literature is considered a:

3. Which of the following is a common form of trade literature?

2. The main purpose of trade literature is to:

1. Trade literature is primarily published by:

9. Trade literature is often available:

8. Which library uses trade literature the most?

7. Trade journals are issued by:

6. Trade literature often provides:

5. Which item is NOT included in trade literature?

10. A document explaining how to operate a machine is called:

11. Trade literature helps researchers by providing:

12. Which filing system is mostly used to organize trade literature in libraries?

13. Outdated trade literature should be removed through:

14. Trade catalogues mainly contain:

15. Which of the following is a characteristic of trade literature?

16. Trade literature is important for libraries because it:

17. Product price lists are part of:

18. Which library service is supported by trade literature?

19. Trade literature is MOST relevant for students of:

20. Trade literature can sometimes be the only source for:

1. A research monograph is mainly focused on:

2. The word “Monograph” is derived from which language?

3. “Monos” in Greek means:

4. A research monograph is usually based on:

5. A research monograph is considered a:

6. Which of the following best describes the scope of a research monograph?

7. A research monograph is generally published as:

8. The usual length of a research monograph is about:

9. Which section of a monograph discusses previous studies?

10. Which part explains the research methods used in a monograph?

11. A research monograph is most useful for:

12. Which of the following is NOT a feature of a research monograph?

13. In libraries, research monographs are usually placed in:

14. Which academic level mostly uses research monographs?

15. A research monograph contributes mainly to:

16. Which element comes at the end of a research monograph?

17. A research monograph differs from a textbook because it:

18. Who usually writes a research monograph?

19. The main purpose of a research monograph is to:

20. In Library Science, research monographs are important because they:

20. One major benefit of patents for society is:

19. “Patent Specification” refers to:

18. Patents contain which type of information?

17. In library science, patents are classified as:

16. Which of these is a NEED for patents?

15. A patent is usually granted after:

14. When a patent expires, the invention becomes:

13. Patents are part of which larger system?

12. Which of the following is a function of patents?

11. Patents are important for industries because they:

10. Which is the main requirement for an invention to be patented?

9. The document issued by the government for a patent is called:

8. A patent provides rights to:

7. Which body typically grants patents?

6. The word “Patent” originates from a Latin term meaning:

5. The usual duration of a patent is:

4. Which of the following is not patentable?

3. The primary purpose of a patent is to:

2. Patents legally protect:

1. What is a patent?

Which of the following describes a “Series” in relation to monographs?

An “Electronic Monograph” is another term for:

The “Chief Source of Information” for cataloging a printed monograph is the:

Which MARC field is used for the ‘Edition Statement’ of a monograph?

What is a “Festschrift” usually considered in library processing?

In the DDC system, monographs are primarily organized on shelves by:

Which of the following is NOT typically a monograph?

In RDA, the “Statement of Responsibility” for a monograph is found in which MARC field?

A PhD thesis that is published as a standalone book is classified as a:

When a library buys a monograph, the transaction is typically referred to as a:

Which MARC field is used to record the ISBN of a monograph?

The term “Monograph” is derived from the Greek words ‘monos’ and ‘grapheine’, which mean:

In cataloging, the ‘Main Entry’ for a monograph is most commonly:

Which bibliographic standard has largely replaced AACR-2 for the description of monographs?

In the MARC 21 Fixed-Length Data Elements (Field 008), which code represents a “monograph” in the ‘Type of Record’ position?

A multi-volume monograph differs from a serial because:

In MARC 21 format, which field is used for the Physical Description of a monograph?

In cataloging, the ‘Main Entry’ for a monograph is most commonly:

Which bibliographic standard has largely replaced AACR-2 for the description of monographs?

In the MARC 21 Fixed-Length Data Elements (Field 008), which code represents a “monograph” in the ‘Type of Record’ position?

A multi-volume monograph differs from a serial because:

In MARC 21 format, which field is used for the Physical Description of a monograph?

According to AACR-2R, a monograph is a publication that is:

Which of the following standards is primarily used for the unique identification of monographs?

In the context of library science, what is the defining characteristic of a monograph?

Which of the following is the standard sequence for processing a new book?

Who is responsible for the accuracy of the Accession Register?

In the “Remarks” column of an Accession Register, what is typically recorded?

The width of a standard physical Accession Register is usually:

Which document acts as the legal proof of the library’s assets?

“The Accession Register is a permanent record.” This statement is:

When a book is permanently removed from the library, its entry in the Accession Register is:

The “Accession Number” is usually written on which part of the book?

Stock verification in a library is primarily done using the

If a library receives 3 copies of the same book, how many accession numbers are assigned?

Which of the following details is NOT typically found in an Accession Register?

The unique number assigned to each physical volume in the library is the:

In an Accession Register, books are entered according to:

Accessioning is a process that follows which of these stages?

The primary record of a library’s book collection is the:

What is a “Festschrift” usually considered in library processing?

Which MARC field is used for the ‘Edition Statement’ of a monograph?

The “Chief Source of Information” for cataloging a printed monograph is the:

An “Electronic Monograph” is another term for:

Which of the following describes a “Series” in relation to monographs?

The primary record of a library’s book collection is the:

Accessioning is a process that follows which of these stages?

In an Accession Register, books are entered according to:

The unique number assigned to each physical volume in the library is the:

Which of the following details is NOT typically found in an Accession Register?

If a library receives 3 copies of the same book, how many accession numbers are assigned?

Stock verification in a library is primarily done using the

The “Accession Number” is usually written on which part of the book?

When a book is permanently removed from the library, its entry in the Accession Register is:

“The Accession Register is a permanent record.” This statement is:

Which document acts as the legal proof of the library’s assets?

The width of a standard physical Accession Register is usually:

In the “Remarks” column of an Accession Register, what is typically recorded?

Who is responsible for the accuracy of the Accession Register?

Which of the following is the standard sequence for processing a new book?

Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) is now looked after by?

Which type of books should be weeded in a library?

The standard size of a catalogue card is

The Library of Congress Classification system divides human knowledge into

The Delivery of Books (Public Libraries) Act, 1954 was not implemented in

Who invented World Wide Web (WWW)

According to General Financial Rules, 2005, loss of how many volumes per thousand volumes issued / consulted in a year is to be taken as reasonable

According to Ranganathan, many collections lose its relevance in how many years?

Annual withdrawals from the collection should average at least how many percent of the total collection

The standard size of a catalogue card is

IFLA Head office located at

The head office of Indian Library Association (ILA) is

The word Archives is most relevant to

The word Referral service is most relevant to

Which of the following is a Library Management Software? 

Which of the following is an Open Source Software?  

Which of the following is a Secondary source of information?

First generation computer uses

Question

Shannon and Weaver related to

Notation is:

LCC is mainly used in:

UDC is:

Library classification deals with:

Analytico-synthetic classification is:

Which system is most widely used?

Which system uses facets?

The main function of classification is:

Shelf arrangement is based on:

Book number is used for:

Call number consists of:

Class 300 represents:

Class 500 represents:

Total main classes in DDC are:

Hospitality in classification means:

Mixed notation uses:

Pure notation uses:

Colon Classification is:

The last facet in PMEST is:

The first facet in PMEST is:

PMEST stands for:

LCC stands for:

DDC is mainly:

UDC is an example of:

C.C  is developed by

Who developed Dewey Decimal Classification?

Notation in classification means:

A class number represents:

Who is known as the father of library classification in india?

The primary objective of library classification is:

Notation is:

LCC is mainly used in:

UDC is:

Library classification deals with:

Analytico-synthetic classification is:

Which system is most widely used?

Which system uses facets?

The main function of classification is:

Shelf arrangement is based on:

Book number is used for:

Call number consists of:

Class 300 represents:

Class 500 represents:

Total main classes in DDC are:

Hospitality in classification means:

Mixed notation uses:

Pure notation uses:

Colon Classification is:

The last facet in PMEST is:

The first facet in PMEST is:

PMEST stands for:

LCC stands for:

DDC is mainly:

UDC is an example of:

C.C  is developed by

Who developed Dewey Decimal Classification?

Notation in classification means:

A class number represents:

Who is known as the father of library classification in india?

The primary objective of library classification is:

Quaid-e-Azam Library was established in Lahore in which year?

To solve the problems of public libraries and librarians, the Directorate of Libraries was established in:

When was the All Pakistan Library Conference held in Lahore?

In which year did SPIL organize a seminar for the promotion of libraries?

What does the acronym SPIL stand for?

The National Library of Pakistan was established under which act?

L.C. Key was invited to Pakistan under which project/plan?

Who was invited by the Government of Pakistan in 1955 to help promote libraries?

The Directorate of Archives and Libraries, Lahore was established in:

When was the Ministry of Law and Parliamentary Affairs Library established in Lahore?

The Library of the Forest Department Lahore was established in:

In which year were many government department libraries established in Pakistan?

The acronym PMEST stands for: