1	In Encyclopedia Britannica, ___________ acts as an index to macropaedia?
	A. Bibliography
	B. Introduction Part
	C. Propaedia
	D. Micropaedia
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2	One of the book selection principles states that “the best reading for the largest number at the ……………Cost” ?
	A. maximum
	B. medium
	C. least
	D. zero
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3	Payments for the books purchased can be made only after?
	A. accessioning
	B. classification
	C Cataloguing
	D arrangement in the shelve
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4	The standard size of an accession register is?
	A.15” x 13”
	B. 16 x 13”
	C.12” x 5”
	D. 5” x 3”
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5	ISBN stands for?
	A. Integrated Services Bibliographic Network
	B. Indian Standard Book Number
	C. International Standard Book Number
	D. International Standard for Book and Non- book
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6	The three card system introduced by Ranganathan are?
	(i) Register Card
	(ii) Check Card
	(iii)……..
	A. KARDEX
	B LINDEX
	C. Ledger Card
	D. Classified Index Card
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7	Technical section performs mainly two functions namely classification and?
	A. accessioning
	B. bills payment
	C. cataloguing
	D. shelving
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8	PRECIS was developed by Derek Austin for use in the?
	A. BNB
	B. INB
	C. ISBD
	D. ISBN
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9	Which national agency in India is responsible for assigning the ISBN?
	(A) RRRLF
	(B) BARC
	(C) NCL
	(D) National Library of India
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10	Zero Base Budgeting system was propounded by?
	(A) Peter F. Drucker
	(B) P.N. Kaula
	(C) E.Mayo
	(D) Pter Phyrr
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11	When Zero Base Budgeting system was first prepared?
	(A)1950
	(B) 1960
	(C)1970
	(D) 1980
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12	Zero based budget is concerned with?
	(A) Present
	(B) Past
	(C) Future
	(D) Remote future
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13	Library catalogue cards are filed in specially designed drawers called?
	A. Charging tray
	B. Catalogue cabinet
	C. Display rack
	D. Filling equipment
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14	Information Gatekeepers come under ________ sources?
	A documentary
	B. human
	C. institutional
	D. neo-conventional
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15	…………… categorises documents into three types such as primary, secondary and tertiary?
	A. Grogan
	B. Skeltor
	C. SR. Ranganathan
	D. Hanson
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