ABSTRACTING AND INDEXING PART 2

ABSTRACTING AND INDEXING PART 2
50問 • 1年前
  • Lha Eva Adajar
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  • 1

    101.Good quality abstracts has the following characteristics a. Accuracy, originality, brevity b. Clarity, brevity, accuracy c. Acceptability, accuracy, brevity d. Relevance, clarity, accuracy

    b

  • 2

    102.The ratio of the number of relevant documents retrieved to the total number of documents retrieved a. Recall b. Precision c. Search result d. Keyword

    b

  • 3

    103.An authority file of terms that shows the full scope of each term along with its relationship to broader terms, narrower terms, and related terms. a. Thesaurus b. Dictionary c. Controlled vocabulary d. Uncontrolled vocabulary

    a

  • 4

    104.These are universal, unique and permanent identification tags for online content that is registered in an online directory and cover any form of digital files including text, image, video, audio and even software. a. URL b. DOIs c. IPs d. Search engine

    b

  • 5

    105.An analytic-synthetic classification system developed in 1933 by S. R. Ranganathan. a. Library of Congress Classification b. Colon Classification c. Dewey Decimal Classification d. Universal Classification

    b

  • 6

    106.A/An _____________________ list is a related group of words or phrases adopted by a particular group of people to be used in an indexing activity. It implies a controlled vocabulary where indexers must adhere to when preparing a document. a. Keyword b. Authority c. Name d. Subject

    b

  • 7

    107.An ANSI accredited association responsible for the development of the Z39 series. a. ALA b. NISO c. ISO d. British Standards Association

    c

  • 8

    108.PRECIS stands for a. Preserved Context Index System b. Pre-Coordinate Index System c. Preserved Content Index System d. Preserved Concise Index System

    a

  • 9

    109.Verbose writing is a no-no in abstracting. Choose the more concise form for “in the shape of a rectangle” a. Shape b. Rectangle c. Rectangular d. Shapely

    b

  • 10

    110.An index first published in 1900 by H.W. Wilson notable for the emphasis it placed on subject access and good referencing. a. Index Medicus b. Index to the Social Sciences c. Readers’ Guide to Periodical Literature d. ALA Index to Periodical Literature

    c

  • 11

    111.In __________________ indexing, it is the indexer who determines the index terms at the time of indexing. a. PRECIS b. Controlled c. Postcoordinate d. Precoordinate

    d

  • 12

    112.It consists of a list of articles, with a sublist under each article of subsequently published papers that cite the article. a. Citation index b. Author index c. Alphabetical index d. Classified index

    a

  • 13

    113.A type of index whose entry points are people, organizations, corporate authors, government agencies and the like are called a. Alphabetical index b. Author index c. Book index d. Periodical index

    b

  • 14

    114.The result of the combined effects of exhaustivity and specificity in an index. a. Indexing system b. Depth of indexing c. Controlled vocabulary d. List of subject headings

    a

  • 15

    115.The following are considered document surrogates, except a. Annotation b. Extract c. Summary d. Keywords

    d

  • 16

    116.Indexing system developed for the Modern Languages Association (MLA) a. POPSI b. NEPHIS c. CIFT d. PRECIS

    c

  • 17

    117.The following are the acknowledged uses of indexes, except a. Give indications on the relationships among terms found in the document b. Identify relevant information c. Help in the development of services of the library d. Help in minimizing efforts by users in searching relevant information

    c

  • 18

    118.Simply put, this is the use of computers in indexing. a. Derivative indexing b. Automatic indexing c. Manual indexing d. Coordinate indexing

    b

  • 19

    119.The combination and modification of terms to form headings and multilevel headings or to form search statements. a. Vocabulary b. Semantics c. Syntax d. Diction

    c

  • 20

    120.A presentation of the substance of a body of material in a condensed form or by reducing it to its main points Is called a a. Extract b. Summary c. Annotation d. Terse literature

    b

  • 21

    121.The process by which the subject matter or content of a document is represented in an index a. Content analysis b. Cataloging c. Abstracting d. Subject indexing

    d

  • 22

    122.__________ terms are words that allow the user to enter the vocabulary structure of an index. If these are not allowable descriptors, these will refer the user to a term that is acceptable. a. Preferred b. Entry c. Identifier d. Keyword

    b

  • 23

    123.An indexing software that provides for a spreadsheet approach to data entry and editing. a. CINDEX b. Authex Plus c. SKY Index d. MACREX

    c

  • 24

    124.The development of NEPHIS (Nested Phrase Indexing System) was attributed to a. Timothy C. Craven b. S. R. Ranganathan c. W. H. Poole d. C. A. Cutter

    a

  • 25

    125.Which of the following publishes Library and Information Science Abstracts? a. H.W. Wilson b. Institute of Scientific Information c. American Library Association d. Library Association

    d

  • 26

    126.It is the process of analyzing the contents of a document and assigning index terms to represent the names of persons, places, titles and subject matter of documents and for these to serve as access points in locating and retrieving information from the document. a. Indexing b. Abstracting c. Classifying d. Cataloging

    a

  • 27

    127.The following are uses of index, except: a. Facilitate reference to the specific item b. Disclose relationships c. Give nomenclature guidance d. Provide superficial review of a subject field

    d

  • 28

    128.The arrangement of indexes by H.W. Wilson are generally a. Classified index b. Alphabetical index c. Periodical d. None of the above

    b

  • 29

    129.It is a method by which words or phrases occurring in the title or text of a document are utilized as index terms by a human indexer or computer. a. Derived indexing b. Assigned indexing c. Post-coordinate indexing d. Pre-coordinate indexing

    a

  • 30

    130.Derived indexing is also called a. Constructive indexing b. Extractive indexing c. Controlled indexing d. Natural indexing

    b

  • 31

    131.It is the combination and modification of terms to form simple or multilevel index terms. It is concerned with the clarity of expression, efficient and unambiguous communication. Relationship among these terms is ad hoc or temporary. a. Syntax b. Vocabulary c. Context d. Semantics

    a

  • 32

    132.Which of the following manifests hierarchical relationship? a. Doctor & Physician b. Health care professionals & Nurse c. Surgeon & Surgery d. Medical Technician & Computer Technician

    b

  • 33

    133.What relationship is manifested by smoked meat and etag? a. Equivalence b. Hierarchical c. Associative d. No relation

    a

  • 34

    134.What relationship is manifested by Computer and motherboard a. Equivalence b. Hierarchical c. Associative d. No relation

    c

  • 35

    135.Which of the following is not a STRING index? a. KWIC b. PRECIS c. NEPHIS d. CIFT

    A

  • 36

    136.Who developed the CIFT for the Modern Language Association? a. Timothy C. Craven b. S. R. Ranganathan c. J.D. Anderson d. Ganesh Bhattacharya

    c

  • 37

    137.In the process developed by S.R. Ranganathan, analytico-synthetic method, which title is supplied by the indexer as taken from the title of the document and/or the other parts of the documents? This is the descriptive form of the subject content of the document. a. Raw title b. Expressive title c. Kernel title d. Transformed title

    b

  • 38

    138.Highly abbreviated statement that encapsulates the major points of a document. a. Terse Literature b. Extract c. Annotation d. Summary

    a

  • 39

    139.An abstract designed to rouse the reader’s interest. a. Highlight abstract b. Homotopic abstract c. Hyphenated abstract d. Homogeneous abstract

    a

  • 40

    140.The nature of the study is allotted approximately ____ of the abstract. a. 3% b. 7% c. 15% d. 70%

    a

  • 41

    141.The methodology of the study is allotted approximately ____ of the abstract. a. 3% b. 7% c. 15% d. 70%

    c

  • 42

    142.According to Lancaster, an abstract is an accurate and brief ____ of a document. a. Version b. Derivative c. Description d. Representation

    d

  • 43

    143.Which of the following abstracting services include critical abstracts? a. Mathematical Reviews b. Bulletin Signaletique c. Excerpta Medica d. Psychological Abstracts

    a

  • 44

    144.“Audible to the ear” a. heard b. ear c. audible d. hearable

    c

  • 45

    145.This principle of abstracting stresses unnecessary redundancy and verbosity. a. accuracy b. clarity c. brevity d. consistency

    c

  • 46

    146.If one were to write an abstract for an article written in French, one would choose to write; a. A critical abstract b. A slanted abstract c. An indicative abstract d. An informative abstract

    d

  • 47

    147.The body of the abstract should be so organized to contain the following information in a prescribed sequence. Which of the following is the correct sequence. a. Objective, methodology, conclusions, results b. Purpose, methodology, results, conclusions c. Objective, purpose, methodology, results, conclusions d. Purpose, objective, methodology, conclusions, results

    b

  • 48

    148.It is the first abstracting journal published in the mid-seventeenth century. a. Le Journal des Scavans b. Pharmaceutisches Central-Blatt c. Science Abstracts d. Bulletin Signaletique

    a

  • 49

    149.What is the final step in writing the abstract? a. Check the draft abstract b. Write the final abstract c. Edit and polish the abstract d. Follow the abstract format

    b

  • 50

    150.This activity is referred to as machine aided indexing wherein the text is analyzed by means of computer algorithms. a. content-based image indexing b. automatic indexing c. HTML indexing d. concept-based image indexing

    B

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    101.Good quality abstracts has the following characteristics a. Accuracy, originality, brevity b. Clarity, brevity, accuracy c. Acceptability, accuracy, brevity d. Relevance, clarity, accuracy

    b

  • 2

    102.The ratio of the number of relevant documents retrieved to the total number of documents retrieved a. Recall b. Precision c. Search result d. Keyword

    b

  • 3

    103.An authority file of terms that shows the full scope of each term along with its relationship to broader terms, narrower terms, and related terms. a. Thesaurus b. Dictionary c. Controlled vocabulary d. Uncontrolled vocabulary

    a

  • 4

    104.These are universal, unique and permanent identification tags for online content that is registered in an online directory and cover any form of digital files including text, image, video, audio and even software. a. URL b. DOIs c. IPs d. Search engine

    b

  • 5

    105.An analytic-synthetic classification system developed in 1933 by S. R. Ranganathan. a. Library of Congress Classification b. Colon Classification c. Dewey Decimal Classification d. Universal Classification

    b

  • 6

    106.A/An _____________________ list is a related group of words or phrases adopted by a particular group of people to be used in an indexing activity. It implies a controlled vocabulary where indexers must adhere to when preparing a document. a. Keyword b. Authority c. Name d. Subject

    b

  • 7

    107.An ANSI accredited association responsible for the development of the Z39 series. a. ALA b. NISO c. ISO d. British Standards Association

    c

  • 8

    108.PRECIS stands for a. Preserved Context Index System b. Pre-Coordinate Index System c. Preserved Content Index System d. Preserved Concise Index System

    a

  • 9

    109.Verbose writing is a no-no in abstracting. Choose the more concise form for “in the shape of a rectangle” a. Shape b. Rectangle c. Rectangular d. Shapely

    b

  • 10

    110.An index first published in 1900 by H.W. Wilson notable for the emphasis it placed on subject access and good referencing. a. Index Medicus b. Index to the Social Sciences c. Readers’ Guide to Periodical Literature d. ALA Index to Periodical Literature

    c

  • 11

    111.In __________________ indexing, it is the indexer who determines the index terms at the time of indexing. a. PRECIS b. Controlled c. Postcoordinate d. Precoordinate

    d

  • 12

    112.It consists of a list of articles, with a sublist under each article of subsequently published papers that cite the article. a. Citation index b. Author index c. Alphabetical index d. Classified index

    a

  • 13

    113.A type of index whose entry points are people, organizations, corporate authors, government agencies and the like are called a. Alphabetical index b. Author index c. Book index d. Periodical index

    b

  • 14

    114.The result of the combined effects of exhaustivity and specificity in an index. a. Indexing system b. Depth of indexing c. Controlled vocabulary d. List of subject headings

    a

  • 15

    115.The following are considered document surrogates, except a. Annotation b. Extract c. Summary d. Keywords

    d

  • 16

    116.Indexing system developed for the Modern Languages Association (MLA) a. POPSI b. NEPHIS c. CIFT d. PRECIS

    c

  • 17

    117.The following are the acknowledged uses of indexes, except a. Give indications on the relationships among terms found in the document b. Identify relevant information c. Help in the development of services of the library d. Help in minimizing efforts by users in searching relevant information

    c

  • 18

    118.Simply put, this is the use of computers in indexing. a. Derivative indexing b. Automatic indexing c. Manual indexing d. Coordinate indexing

    b

  • 19

    119.The combination and modification of terms to form headings and multilevel headings or to form search statements. a. Vocabulary b. Semantics c. Syntax d. Diction

    c

  • 20

    120.A presentation of the substance of a body of material in a condensed form or by reducing it to its main points Is called a a. Extract b. Summary c. Annotation d. Terse literature

    b

  • 21

    121.The process by which the subject matter or content of a document is represented in an index a. Content analysis b. Cataloging c. Abstracting d. Subject indexing

    d

  • 22

    122.__________ terms are words that allow the user to enter the vocabulary structure of an index. If these are not allowable descriptors, these will refer the user to a term that is acceptable. a. Preferred b. Entry c. Identifier d. Keyword

    b

  • 23

    123.An indexing software that provides for a spreadsheet approach to data entry and editing. a. CINDEX b. Authex Plus c. SKY Index d. MACREX

    c

  • 24

    124.The development of NEPHIS (Nested Phrase Indexing System) was attributed to a. Timothy C. Craven b. S. R. Ranganathan c. W. H. Poole d. C. A. Cutter

    a

  • 25

    125.Which of the following publishes Library and Information Science Abstracts? a. H.W. Wilson b. Institute of Scientific Information c. American Library Association d. Library Association

    d

  • 26

    126.It is the process of analyzing the contents of a document and assigning index terms to represent the names of persons, places, titles and subject matter of documents and for these to serve as access points in locating and retrieving information from the document. a. Indexing b. Abstracting c. Classifying d. Cataloging

    a

  • 27

    127.The following are uses of index, except: a. Facilitate reference to the specific item b. Disclose relationships c. Give nomenclature guidance d. Provide superficial review of a subject field

    d

  • 28

    128.The arrangement of indexes by H.W. Wilson are generally a. Classified index b. Alphabetical index c. Periodical d. None of the above

    b

  • 29

    129.It is a method by which words or phrases occurring in the title or text of a document are utilized as index terms by a human indexer or computer. a. Derived indexing b. Assigned indexing c. Post-coordinate indexing d. Pre-coordinate indexing

    a

  • 30

    130.Derived indexing is also called a. Constructive indexing b. Extractive indexing c. Controlled indexing d. Natural indexing

    b

  • 31

    131.It is the combination and modification of terms to form simple or multilevel index terms. It is concerned with the clarity of expression, efficient and unambiguous communication. Relationship among these terms is ad hoc or temporary. a. Syntax b. Vocabulary c. Context d. Semantics

    a

  • 32

    132.Which of the following manifests hierarchical relationship? a. Doctor & Physician b. Health care professionals & Nurse c. Surgeon & Surgery d. Medical Technician & Computer Technician

    b

  • 33

    133.What relationship is manifested by smoked meat and etag? a. Equivalence b. Hierarchical c. Associative d. No relation

    a

  • 34

    134.What relationship is manifested by Computer and motherboard a. Equivalence b. Hierarchical c. Associative d. No relation

    c

  • 35

    135.Which of the following is not a STRING index? a. KWIC b. PRECIS c. NEPHIS d. CIFT

    A

  • 36

    136.Who developed the CIFT for the Modern Language Association? a. Timothy C. Craven b. S. R. Ranganathan c. J.D. Anderson d. Ganesh Bhattacharya

    c

  • 37

    137.In the process developed by S.R. Ranganathan, analytico-synthetic method, which title is supplied by the indexer as taken from the title of the document and/or the other parts of the documents? This is the descriptive form of the subject content of the document. a. Raw title b. Expressive title c. Kernel title d. Transformed title

    b

  • 38

    138.Highly abbreviated statement that encapsulates the major points of a document. a. Terse Literature b. Extract c. Annotation d. Summary

    a

  • 39

    139.An abstract designed to rouse the reader’s interest. a. Highlight abstract b. Homotopic abstract c. Hyphenated abstract d. Homogeneous abstract

    a

  • 40

    140.The nature of the study is allotted approximately ____ of the abstract. a. 3% b. 7% c. 15% d. 70%

    a

  • 41

    141.The methodology of the study is allotted approximately ____ of the abstract. a. 3% b. 7% c. 15% d. 70%

    c

  • 42

    142.According to Lancaster, an abstract is an accurate and brief ____ of a document. a. Version b. Derivative c. Description d. Representation

    d

  • 43

    143.Which of the following abstracting services include critical abstracts? a. Mathematical Reviews b. Bulletin Signaletique c. Excerpta Medica d. Psychological Abstracts

    a

  • 44

    144.“Audible to the ear” a. heard b. ear c. audible d. hearable

    c

  • 45

    145.This principle of abstracting stresses unnecessary redundancy and verbosity. a. accuracy b. clarity c. brevity d. consistency

    c

  • 46

    146.If one were to write an abstract for an article written in French, one would choose to write; a. A critical abstract b. A slanted abstract c. An indicative abstract d. An informative abstract

    d

  • 47

    147.The body of the abstract should be so organized to contain the following information in a prescribed sequence. Which of the following is the correct sequence. a. Objective, methodology, conclusions, results b. Purpose, methodology, results, conclusions c. Objective, purpose, methodology, results, conclusions d. Purpose, objective, methodology, conclusions, results

    b

  • 48

    148.It is the first abstracting journal published in the mid-seventeenth century. a. Le Journal des Scavans b. Pharmaceutisches Central-Blatt c. Science Abstracts d. Bulletin Signaletique

    a

  • 49

    149.What is the final step in writing the abstract? a. Check the draft abstract b. Write the final abstract c. Edit and polish the abstract d. Follow the abstract format

    b

  • 50

    150.This activity is referred to as machine aided indexing wherein the text is analyzed by means of computer algorithms. a. content-based image indexing b. automatic indexing c. HTML indexing d. concept-based image indexing

    B