Instructions: The answers to all these questions are in the procedures you have read. You can refer to the procedures.
Write your name at the top of the quiz. Write the answer beside or below the question. Return the quiz to your supervisor.
1. What is the correct location code for a periodical title in
a. The Michigan Documents Collection?
b. The Canadian Documents Collection?
c. The International Documents non-LC classed call number collection?
d. The International Documents LC classed call number collection?
2. After opening mail & shipments for a collection, each piece is date and collection stamped.
True False
3. All International Documents get a red call number label.
4. All Michigan Documents get a blue call number label.
5. Periodicals are sorted and put in a box of their own because (check all that apply)
a they get a different location code than other serials
b they have a different kind of cataloging record than other serials
c they all need to be barcoded
d they get stamped before they go to the stacks
e they don't get checked in
6. Mark beside the call number which part of the International collection it will be shelved in-- Mark your answers A B C or D.
A. LC
B. UN
C. Regional IGO
D. International IGO.
a. IBRD A615p
b. E/ECE F674
c. EC N936
d. HG3881 .D48 v.2
e. IMF W926p
f. TD/SR.37-81
g. CE A191 1984
h. NATO A615r
7. What do you do with the Michigan Documents shipping list when you have finished with it?
8. Where can you find a Canadian call number if there is none on the piece?
9. UN Documents microfiche are filed by the call number in the upper right of the fiche.
--Last updated 4.18.06-- B.W
