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Bibliographic Basics Quiz

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Bibliographic Basics QuizOnline version

Test your library science know-how.

by Iffah Syazana
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What does bibliographic control refer to?

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When was the Dewey Decimal Classification first published?

3

What does LCSH stand for?

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What was AACR2 published to accommodate?

5

Which collaboration produced a cataloging code in 1908?

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What is the concept of 'main entry' in cataloging tied to?

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Who published the Printed Dictionary Catalogue and rules for entry?

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Which rule set served as a substitute in 1942 for descriptive cataloging?

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When was AACR2 published to address evolving cataloging needs?

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What classification approach was introduced in the 20th century?

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