Library Tutorial Quiz #3

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For each question, click the response (A to D) you think is correct.

1. Electronic Books:

A) Must be read on a computer in the library
B) Are accessed through ProQuest Direct
C) Can be read on any computer with internet access
D) Are shelved with the print collection

2. The World Wide Web:

A) Is not neatly organized because no one agency is in charge of it
B) Is composed of factual information
C) Only contains sites that meet certain standards
D) Should never be used as a source

3. The Lexis-Nexis database is a good source to use to find:

A) Newspaper articles
B) Legal documents
C) Company information
D) All of the above

4. The Bellevue University Library online catalog is called:

A) Library of Congress
B) eCatalog
C) WorldCat
D) FirstSearch

5. The library's E-books may be accessed from:

A) ProQuest
B) Academic Search Premier
C) eCatalog
D) Outreach Services

6. Journal articles may be found:

A) in the stacks at the Bellevue University Library
B) in databases such as ProQuest EBSCOhost, and H.W. Wilson Omnifile
C) On microfilm and microfiche
D) All of the above

7. If you want to locate more books similar to the one you have found in eCatalog, search again using the official Library of Congress subject heading(s) found in:

A) Academic Search Premier
B) The catalog record in eCatalog
C) Facts on File
D) NoodleBib

8. Which database contains millions of records representing holdings of libraries around the world?

A) eLibrary
B) Books in Print
C) WorldCat
D) eCatalog

9. The call number of a book is:

A) Its address in the library
B) Found in the item information in eCatalog
C) On the spine of the book
D) All of the above

10. You may use eCatalog to:

A) See whether Bellevue University Library owns an item
B) Find the location of an item in the library
C) Check your account and renew your books
D) All of the above

11. Which types of materials can be found in eCatalog?

A) Print books and electronic books
B) Journals and newspapers
C) Media such as videotapes, DVDs, microfilm and microfiche
D) All of the above

12. One way to be sure that the information you find on the Web is reliable is to:

A) Use FirstSearch
B) Use a subject directory maintained by a university or the government
C) Use a general search engine
D) Use only websites with a URL ending in .com