These reference sources compile information that refer the user to other information sources. Included in this group are bibliographies, library catalogs, indexes, and abstracts.

Is a tool used to locate information in a document or in a group of documents. It is an alphabetically arranged list of headings consisting of the personal names, places, and subjects treated in a written work, with directional indicators.

Is a book containing a selection of words of a language or of some special subjects. Reference work containing brief explanatory entries for terms and topics related to a specific subject or field of inquiry, arranged alphabetically.

The following are secondary sources EXCEPT.

The following are primary sources EXCEPT.

A collection from current newspapers and periodicals and other sources, arranged in some definite order in a VERTICAL FILE.

It is an alphabetically arranged list of the specialized vocabulary of a given subject or field of study, with brief definitions, often appearing at the end of a book or at the beginning of a long entry in a technical reference work.

It has a brief, objective summary of the essential content of a book, article, speech, report, dissertation, or other works, presenting the main points in the same order as the original but with no independent literary value.

Is a work that presents in condensed form the main points of a longer work, prepared by a person other than the original author. Also, it is a work that treats a broad subject or entire field of knowledge briefly and concisely, sometimes in the form of an outline.

Useful data and statistics relating to countries, personalities, events, and subjects.

Is a reference source that gives outright information about amazing events and extraordinary phenomena.

Is a list of people, companies, institutions, organizations, etc., in alphabetical or classified order, providing contact information.

Are publications in any medium such as print, electronic, micro-format, issued under the same title in a succession of discrete parts, bearing numerical or chronological designations, and appearing at regular or irregular intervals with no predetermined conclusion.

A printed report or letter containing news of interest to a particular group, for example the members of a society or employees of an organization, circulated to them periodically.

These are reference queries that can be answered by a reference librarian in one or two minutes by providing a fact or piece of information found in a single source.

What year was the American Association of School Librarians (AASL) begun as the School Library section of the American Library Association?

Beginning of the Modern American Library movement.

In _____ School Library Media specialists became instructional partners in curriculum development and assumed active instructional roles in their schools.

First school library in the Philippines.

Father of special librarianship.

Writer of the first book published in the Philippines in 1995 entitled The Management of Special Libraries and Information Center.

Is a library that is established, supported, and administered by a business firm, private corporation, association, government agency, or other special-interest groups or agencies to meet the members of the parent institution's needs.

Evaluation must be qualitative rather than quantitative and must not be against accepted guidelines.

Consolidating all libraries belonging to any branch of the Philippine Insular Government for the creation of "The Philippine Library" and for the maintenance and regulation of the same issued on May 20, 1909.

Which is NOT a factor of management issues in Administration of Academic Libraries?

Is an organization established, supported, and funded by the community, either through local, regional, or national government or through some other form of community organization.

An Act Providing for the Establishment of Congressional, City, and Municipal Libraries and Barangay Reading Centers Throughout the Philippines, passed on June 17, 1992.

Also known as "The Philippine Librarianship Act of 2003"...

Philippine Librarianship Act: Regulating the practice of Librarianship and prescribing the qualifications of librarians. Passed on November 19, 1992.

An Act Creating The National Commission For Culture And The Arts, Establishing National Endowment Fund For Culture And The Arts, enacted on April 3, 1992.

Declaring the month of November 1991 and every year as Library and Information Services Month.

Designating the period from November 24 to 30 each year as the National Book Week.

Code of Ethics for Registered Librarians issued on August 14, 1992.

Rules and Regulations implementing the Philippine Librarianship Act issued on July 20.

Outdated and seldom used books widthraw from the library is otherwise known as:

Requiring the settlement of and clearance from accountabilities of government officials and employees prior to their transfer or acceptance of their resignation issued in June 1992.

Instituting the procedures and criteria for the selection and the recommendation of nominees for appointment to vacant positions in the Professional Regulatory Boards under the Professional Regulatory Commission issued on December 9, 1991.

Creating the Presidential Commission on Culture and Arts issued on January 30, 1987.

Changing the name of the Bureau of Public Libraries to the National Library issued on June 18, 1964.

Providing for the establishment, operation and maintenance of municipal libraries throughout the Philippines and appropriating funds therefor enacted on June 18, 1949.

Amending the Revised Administrative Code in its provision on data and documents supplied to the Bureau of Public Libraries enacted on June 5, 1948.

Renaming the National Library to 'Bureau of Public Libraries.'

Abolishing the National Museum of the Philippine Islands, transferring its division of history and fine arts to the National Library, and all its other divisions to the Institute of Science enacted in 1932.

Creating the National Museum of the Philippine Islands, providing for its powers, functions and personnel and funds, and changing the name of the Philippine Library and Museum to the National Library enacted on December 7, 1928.

An Act Modernizing the Practice of Librarianship in the Philippines thereby repealing Republic Act No. 6966, approved on February 19, 2004.

An Act Establishing the Municipality of Batac, Province of Ilocos Norte, the Crispina-Marcos Memorial Library and Museum enacted on September 30, 1972.

What do you call the measurable actions to be achieved by the library?

This is a library document that enumerates its policies in relation to its goals and objectives, and serves as a guide in decision-making.

The part of a library system that automates activities such as lending, returning, renewal and place on hold.

IFLA offered this as a series of ethical propositions for the guidance of individual librarians and information workers.