MEDIA AND INFORMATION SOURCES

1. What are the four main types of libraries?

• A. Private, Commercial, Digital, Community
  

• B. Academic, Public, School, Special

• C. National, College, Personal, Virtual
  

• D. Urban, Rural, Global, Local
  

2. What is a library in a degree-granting institution of higher education such as a college or university?

• A. public

• B. academic library

• C. school library

• D. special library

3. Which library is accessible by the general public and is usually funded by the government?

• A. School Library

• B. Special Library

• C. Academic Library

• D. Public Library

4. What type of library is typically found in Kindergarten to Grade 12 schools?
   
   

• A. Academic Library

• B. School Library

• C. Special Library

• D. Public Library

Which type of library can be found in military institutions, museums, or hospitals?

• A. Public Library

• B. School Library

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  C. Academic Library
  
  

• D. Special Library

What is a common description of the internet today?

• A. A small data hub
  communication
  
  

• B. A platform for closed

• C. An ocean of information

• D. A restricted academic network

Which of the following is a reality of the internet?

• A. Information is limited and controlled
  
  
  

• B. It offers only educational materials

• C. Technology evolves slowly

• D. Security and privacy are top concerns

What continues to evolve and impact the nature of internet use?

• A. Government regulations

• B. Traditional libraries

• C. Technology or the internet of things

• D. Newsprint industry

Which of the following is NOT part of evaluating the reliability of online sources?

• A. Check the author's credibility
  
  
  
  
  

• B. Check consistency of information

• C. Avoid checking the update date

• D. Check for citations and references

What is one way to verify the reliability of a source?

• A. Check the author

• B. Focus on popularity
  

• C. Ignore citations
  

• D. Avoid the publication date