Exam 7: Subject Records Management
Exam 1: Records and Information Management54 Questions
Exam 2: The Rim Environment43 Questions
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Exam 5: Alphabetic Indexing Rules 9-1040 Questions
Exam 6: Storing, Retrieving, and Transferring Records50 Questions
Exam 7: Subject Records Management50 Questions
Exam 8: Numeric Records Management50 Questions
Exam 9: Geographic Records Management50 Questions
Exam 10: Electronic Records File Management50 Questions
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Master and relative indexes may be printed from electronic text or database files.
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Long subject titles may be changed to codes or abbreviated.
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Subject filing is the most expensive storage method because experienced filers are required.
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Which of the following filing aids can reduce misfiles in a subject records system?
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A printed alphabetic listing in file order of all subjects used as subject titles in the filing system
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indirect access
numeric index
inspecting
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Most filers can remember subject titles without checking a master or relative index.
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In a dictionary subject arrangement, the corporate federal tax return should be filed under
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The primary guide and the general subject folder labels are the same in a subject encyclopedic arrangement.
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What type of index is needed when numbers are used to identify specific subjects?
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One advantage of filing by subject is that experienced filers are required.
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Related records are more difficult to find in a subject records storage system.
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One-word, plural subject titles cause confusion when storing records by subject titles.
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Checking for a release mark on a record
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numeric index
name index
dictionary arrangement
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Special guides are used to identify subject folders that are referenced often in the dictionary subject arrangement.
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All possible words and combinations of words by which records may be listed are contained in a
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A method of access to records that requires prior use of an external index
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inspecting
name index
indirect access
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When a subdivision is also mentioned in a record, only the main subject is coded.
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In a subject encyclopedic arrangement, primary guides are labeled A to Z in alphabetic order.
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