
AACR_Chapter 2
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NURFAIZAH KAMARUDIN
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The title and statement of responsibility in AACR refer to the information that identifies the title of a resource and the person or organization responsible for creating it.
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From previous slide, refer Punctuation 2.1A1, which punctuation best referred to first statement of responsibility?
,
/
:
;
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From previous slide, refer Punctuation 2.1A1, which punctuation best referred to parallel title?
+
,
/
=
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See the different between Parallel titles and Other title information
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Multiple Choice
Which one from the title is referred to Other Title Information?
A Laodicean
Asuk and pusak = Dog and cat
A journey to Islam : our story
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Refer previous slide, "Shut up in Paris / by Nathan Sheppard". What is the Main entry for this statement?
Nathan Sheppard
Sheppard, Nathan
Shut up in Paris
Sheppard, N.
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refers to a particular version or form of a work that differs in some way from other versions or forms of the same work.
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For example, if cataloging a book with a title "Introduction to Statistics" and a third edition, the catalog record might include the following information in the edition area:
third edition
3rd edition
3rd ed.
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We are not using this area for this Chapter 2
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an element in the cataloging record that provides information about the publisher or distributor of a resource, as well as the place and date of publication or distribution.
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Multiple Choice
From previous slide, refer Punctuation 2.4A1, which punctuation best referred to name of a publisher?
:
;
,
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Multiple Choice
From previous slide, 2.4F is for?
Place of printing, name of printer, date of printing
Date of publication, distribution, etc.
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an element in the cataloging record that describes the physical characteristics of a resource, such as its size, number of pages, illustrations, and other features.
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Multiple Choice
From previous slide, refer Punctuation 2.5A1, which punctuation best referred to dimensions?
:
/
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+
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Give the
number!
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Give ill.
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Give the
height!
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Multiple Choice
How to transform this into catalog card? "278 pages of text, includes illustrations, and is 23 centimeters in height".
278 pages : illustration ; 23 centimeters
278 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
278 p. ; ill. : 23 cm.
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Give
+ sign
for
accompanying
material
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a group of related works that are issued or published under a common title or name. Series are typically used to organize and categorize resources, and they can be helpful for users who are interested in a particular subject or genre.
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Multiple Choice
From previous slide, refer Punctuation 2.6A1, which punctuation best referred to enclose each series statement?
colon
parentheses
diagonal slash
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a type of descriptive information that can be included in a cataloging record to provide additional information about the resource being described. Notes are typically used to supplement or clarify the information provided in other parts of the record, and they can be helpful for users who are looking for specific details about the resource.
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Multiple Choice
Can we begin a new paragraph with each note?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Rule 2.7B17 is for?
Summary
Contents
Other formats
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a section of the bibliographic description that provides information about the unique identifying numbers and terms of availability of the resource being described. This area is typically used to facilitate access and retrieval of the resource, and to provide users with information about how to obtain or use the resource.
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Multiple Choice
ISBN is stand for?
International Standard Bibliographic Number
International Standard Book Number
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Multiple Choice
"ISBN is 9780316769174, and the price is $9.99" How to convert into catalog card?
ISBN 9780316769174 , $9.99
ISBN 9780316769174 ; $9.99
ISBN 9780316769174 : $9.99
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