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Information Centre Lecturers' Tea Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of the college/university library?

a)

To store old books

b)

To support teaching, learning, and research

c)

To host social events

d)

To keep students quiet

2.

Which of the following services can lecturers access in the library?

a)

Printing and photocopying

b)

Research support and referencing help

c)

Access to online databases and e-resources

d)

All of the above

3.

What must a lecturer or student use to borrow books?

a)

Library card or student/staff ID

b)

A handwritten note

c)

A class register

d)

A password

4.

What is plagiarism?

a)

Using your own words

b)

Copying someone else’s work without credit

c)

Asking for referencing help

d)

Paraphrasing correctly

5.

Which referencing style is used by IIE Emeris?

a)

Harvard Anglia

b)

Chicago

c)

Wikipedia

d)

MLA

6.

Which of the following is NOT good library etiquette?

a)

Keeping phones silent

b)

Eating loud snacks

c)

Returning books on time

d)

Asking librarians for help

7.

Who can lecturers contact for training on referencing or plagiarism prevention?

a)

Library staff / Information Specialist

b)

Security

c)

Cafeteria staff

d)

Maintenance team

8.

How can lecturers help students use the library more effectively?

a)

Encourage them to visit and use resources

b)

Add library links to study guides

c)

Invite librarians/Information Specialists to classes

d)

All of the above

9.

What is the golden rule of the library?

a)

Keep it quiet and respectful

b)

Hide your overdue books

10.

How many books do we have in the Information Centre (IIE Emeris Westville):

a)

10 000 – 12 000

b)

2500 – 3000

c)

7500 – 7700

d)

4000 – 4500

11.

Who suppliers IIE Emeris with textbooks?

a)

Cum books

b)

Bargain Books

c)

Wizebooks

d)

Exclusive Books

12.

True or False: Librarians only work with books.

a)

True

b)

False