Test Your Understanding_Access to Info

Access refers to an individual inability to connect to a particular database, network or electronic bulletin board system.

• True

• False

Information explosion refers to the state of affairs of having too much information to make a decision or remain informed about a topic.

• True

• False

People tend to not understand the available information due to information overload

• True

• False

The original information, which has not been filtered through interpretation, condensation, or evaluation is called primary sources.

• True

• False

Conference paper, thesis, recording an oral interview, and original artwork is examples of secondary sources.

• True

• False

Online is the only method used in accessing the information.

• True

• False

There are 3 levels of bibliographic levels.

• True

• False

“It made compulsory for all local publishers in Malaysia to deposit 5 copies of any printed materials and 2 copies of non-printed materials for National Library of Malaysia”

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• False

ISSN is an international standard code assigned to a particular title and edition of a book published by a specific publisher.

• True

• False

The purpose of UBC is to make a basic bibliographic data on all publication in all countries available to all users in this world

• True

• False