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Metadata Encoding Schemes

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of metadata encoding schemes?

a)

To store books in libraries

b)

To structure and represent metadata consistently

c)

To design websites

d)

To compress files

2.

Metadata encoding schemes help ensure data is:

a)

Colorful

b)

Encrypted

c)

Usable and interoperable

d)

Deleted

3.

Which of the following is NOT listed as an importance of encoding?

a)

Integration of surrogate

b)

Management

c)

Entertainment

d)

Provide access

4.

Consistency in encoding schemes helps to:

a)

Reduce font size

b)

Maintain standardization of encoded data

c)

Increase storage cost

d)

Delete unnecessary metadata

5.

Interoperability means:

a)

Ability to print documents

b)

Ability to play audio

c)

Ability to exchange metadata between systems

d)

Ability to store images

6.

Automation in encoding schemes allows systems to:

a)

Add advertisements

b)

Process metadata efficiently

c)

Play games

d)

Block users

7.

HTML stands for:

a)

Hyperlinks Text Management Language

b)

Hyper Transfer Markup Language

c)

Hyper Text Markup Language

d)

Hybrid Text Management Language

8.

HTML is mainly used to:

a)

Send email messages

b)

Structure content on the web

c)

Create databases

d)

Encrypt files

9.

Which of the following is an example of an HTML paragraph tag?

a)

b)

c)

d)

10.

HTML is considered the native language of the:

a)

Intranet

b)

Operating System

c)

World Wide Web

d)

Database

11.

XML stands for:

a)

Extra Modern Language

b)

eXtensible Markup Language

c)

Extended Metadata Language

d)

External Markup List

12.

XML was derived from:

a)

HTML

b)

RDF

c)

SGML

d)

MARC

13.

XML allows users to:

a)

Remove data

b)

Create their own customized tags

c)

Play videos

d)

Create animations

14.

Which organization developed XML?

a)

ISO

b)

UNESCO

c)

W3C

d)

IFLA

15.

XML focuses mainly on:

a)

Data presentation

b)

Data structure and content

c)

Image formatting

d)

Color styling

16.

Which is TRUE about HTML compared to XML?

a)

HTML is more flexible than XML

b)

HTML describes how data is displayed

c)

HTML is mainly used for databases

d)

HTML is newer than XML

17.

SGML is a prototype of:

a)

SQL and PHP

b)

HTML and XML

c)

JPG and GIF

d)

RDF and MARC

18.

SGML was standardized by:

a)

UNESCO

b)

IEEE

c)

WIPO

d)

ISO

19.

SGML is mainly used to:

a)

Format images

b)

Define document structure

c)

Edit videos

d)

Translate languages automatically

20.

Which term is associated with defining document rules in SGML?

a)

DDC

b)

XML-Schema

c)

DTD

d)

RDF Schema

21.

RDF stands for:

a)

Resource Data File

b)

Regional Document Framework

c)

Resource Description Framework

d)

Random Data Framework

22.

RDF is mainly used to support:

a)

Web graphics

b)

Automated processing of web resources

c)

Video streaming

d)

Data compression

23.

Which of the following is NOT a use of RDF metadata?

a)

Resource discovery

b)

Cataloging

c)

Content rating

d)

Cooking recipes

24.

MARC is primarily used in:

a)

Hospitals

b)

Libraries

c)

Airports

d)

Banking systems

25.

MARC stands for:

a)

Machine Readable Cataloging

b)

Metadata Archival Resource Catalog

c)

Machine Resource Coding

d)

Metadata Access Record Code

26.

MIME is important because it:

a)

Defines multimedia file formats

b)

Encrypts images

c)

Deletes spam emails

d)

Designs webpages

27.

MIME allows users to:

a)

Play video games

b)

Exchange non-ASCII files through email

c)

Create 3D models

d)

Install software

28.

Which is an example of a MIME type?

a)

text/pdf

b)

email/doc

c)

image/jpeg

d)

html/xml

29.

MIME is closely associated with which communication protocol?

a)

FTP

b)

SMTP

c)

HTTP

d)

POP3

30.

Which encoding scheme is most associated with digital libraries and catalog records?

a)

MIME

b)

HTML

c)

MARC

d)

SGML