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The remark “Books are for use” is comparable to Newton’s First Law in terms of being a:

• Complex hypothesis

• Trivial truism

• Library legislation

• Scientific contradiction

Which implication of the Third Law ensures subject arrangement for better discoverability?

• Cataloging

• Shelf arrangement

• Reference service

• Documentation

Which law emphasizes efficient circulation systems for issue/return?

• First

• Second

• Fourth

• Fifth

Which catalogue feature under the Fourth Law saves user’s time in composite books?

• Accession register

• Analytical entries

• Binding records

• Shelf lists

Weeding obsolete books aligns with which aspect of the Fifth Law?

• Preservation

• Casting off the old

• Balanced growth

• Staff expansion

Which of the following is NOT a safeguard against theft under a growing library system?

• One gate entry-exit

• Grilled windows

• Random checks of readers

• Completely restricting user access

Michael Gorman and Walt Crawford suggested their own set of laws in which book?

• Our Singular Strengths (1998)

• Future Libraries: Dreams, Madness, and Realities (1995)

• AACR2 (2002 edition)

• The Five Laws Revisited (2000)

Which year did Gorman later repeat his proposed laws in Our Singular Strengths?

• 1995

• 1996

• 1998

• 2000

Who applied Ranganathan’s laws to the Web in 2004?

• Carol Simpson

• Alireza Noruzi

• Walt Crawford

• Michael Gorman

Who recommended “Protect free access to knowledge” as a modern law of librarianship?

• Carol Simpson

• Walt Crawford

• Michael Gorman

• Alireza Noruzi