Question 1

Government ____________________ provide access to online information or to printed materials that you can purchase from government agencies or borrow from libraries.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Government ____________________ provide access to online information...

Question 2

Online reference sources are similar to their print counterparts on library shelves.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

In a ____ subject guide, clicking categories might direct your browser to a site on a different Web server.

Accepted Answer

A)  distributed 
B)  federated 
C)  federal 
D)  fractured

Question 4

By clicking your way through the hierarchy of topics, from the most general to the most ____________________, you see which sites were deemed best by the guide's contributors.

Accepted Answer

The answer of By clicking your way through the hierarchy...

Question 5

Ask a reference ____________________ or instructor if they can recommend a specialized search engine for your research topic.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Ask a reference ____________________ or instructor if...

Question 6

You are a reporter for your college newspaper and planning ahead for some columns for a weekly Internet column. The only questions you ever get are about one or two search engines and your experience tells you that few of your fellow students know anything about subject guides. You decide to make notes about what you would like to cover. Record the information you provide when you explain to your readers about online reference sources.

Accepted Answer

The answer of You are a reporter for your college...

Question 7

Subject guides are relatively large, which is an advantage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Match between columns
                        Premises: covers the Internet, the Web, email, chat, newsgroups, and mailing lists

Accepted Answer

The Answer of distributed subject guides and specialized search engines is...

Question 9

A subject guide might also provide its lists of topics arranged in multiple ways, such as listing topics alphabetically, geographically, chronologically, or by the ____ subject classification system.

Accepted Answer

A)  Dewey Decimal 
B)  IPL 
C)  URL 
D)  Internet Archival

Question 10

Match between columns
                        Premises: a search engine that indexes only science-specific information on the Internet

Accepted Answer

The Answer of specialized search engines and ipl2 and Living is...

Question 11

When drilling down through a subject guide, subtopics link to increasingly general topics.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

____ reference sources include almanacs, dictionaries, directories, and encyclopedias.

Accepted Answer

A)  Contextual 
B)  Dynamic 
C)  Periodical 
D)  Online

Question 13

Sometimes library Web pages that list resources in a subject area provide links to specialized search engines.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Discuss finding places on the Web.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Discuss finding places on the Web....

Question 15

Subject trees make subject guides the tools of choice for many researchers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

____________________ subject guides are created by a variety of contributors who work somewhat independently on a subtopic of a main topic, and are maintained on more than one computer.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ subject guides are created by a...

Question 17

____________________ make subject guides the tools of choice for many researchers.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ make subject guides the tools of...

Question 18

Match between columns
                        Premises: summaries or reviews of the contents of a Web page

Accepted Answer

The Answer of subscription database and subject directories and Scirus is...

Question 19

WWW Virtual Library and the Open Directory Projects are examples of ____ subject guides.

Accepted Answer

A)  wide 
B)  distributed 
C)  on-site 
D)  Boolean

Question 20

Hierarchy is a(n) random order.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 3: Finding Specialty Information

Government ____________________ provide access to online information or to printed materials that you can purchase from government agencies or borrow from libraries.

Online reference sources are similar to their print counterparts on library shelves.

In a ____ subject guide, clicking categories might direct your browser to a site on a different Web server.

By clicking your way through the hierarchy of topics, from the most general to the most ____________________, you see which sites were deemed best by the guide's contributors.

Ask a reference ____________________ or instructor if they can recommend a specialized search engine for your research topic.

Subject guides are relatively large, which is an advantage.

Match each term with the most accurate description below.

A subject guide might also provide its lists of topics arranged in multiple ways, such as listing topics alphabetically, geographically, chronologically, or by the ____ subject classification system.

Match each term with the most accurate description below.

When drilling down through a subject guide, subtopics link to increasingly general topics.

____ reference sources include almanacs, dictionaries, directories, and encyclopedias.

Sometimes library Web pages that list resources in a subject area provide links to specialized search engines.

Discuss finding places on the Web.

Subject trees make subject guides the tools of choice for many researchers.

____________________ subject guides are created by a variety of contributors who work somewhat independently on a subtopic of a main topic, and are maintained on more than one computer.

____________________ make subject guides the tools of choice for many researchers.

Match each term with the most accurate description below.

WWW Virtual Library and the Open Directory Projects are examples of ____ subject guides.

Hierarchy is a(n) random order.