010/2024

Maximum : 100 marks

Time : 1 hour and 30 minutes

1. A Subject comprehending several succeeding consecutive basic subjects and having some
essential qualities in common :
(^) Fission (B) Agglomeration
(C) Loose Assemblage (D) Lamination

2. An area of the knowledge universe that contains a topic and occasionally serves as a
component of a subject system :

(A) Segment (B) Subject
(C) Subject system (D) Universe of Knowledge
8. To denote any scheme in which a compound subjects is first analyzed into its facets in the

idea plane and later synthesized in the verbal plane and in the notational plane respectively :
(A) Enumerative Classification Scheme
൯) Analytico-Synthetic Classification Scheme
(C) Faceted Classification Scheme
(D) Rigidly faceted

4. If emphasizes the need for establishing a homonym-free, synonym-free, agreed standard
terminology for denoting basic subjects and isolate ideas in each discipline :

(A) Idea Plane (B) Verbal Plane
(C) Pure Notation (D) Mixed Notation
5. The isolate in a schedule may be arranged in the sequence of the decreasing quantity of the

documents published or anticipated to be published in them, except when any other
overwhelming consideration rules it out :

(A) Principles of literary warrant

(B) Principles of canonical sequence

(C) Principles of increasing complexity

(D) Wall-picture principles

6. | System of ordinal numbers used to represent the classes in a scheme of classification :

(A) Plane (B) Notation
(C) Canon (D) Index
7. Ordinal number, which fixes the position of a document in a library relative to other
documents having the same ultimate class :
(A) Class Number (B) Book Number
(C) Call Number (D) Collection Number
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