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A test for new students at UTAS to rate their ability to access information through the Library.

Questions and Answers

1.

Which search tool should you use to find a Library book?
- A.
  
  Google
- B.
  
  Library Catalogue/Summon
- C.
  
  Facebook
Correct Answer
B. Library Catalogue/Summon

Explanation
To find a Library book, you should use the Library Catalogue/Summon search tool. This tool is specifically designed to search for books and other resources available in the library's collection. Google is a general search engine and may not provide accurate results for finding a specific book in a library. Facebook is a social media platform and is not a suitable tool for searching library books.

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What information source type is the following reference? Vivekananda, K & Shores, P 1996, Uni is easier when you know how : success stories, study secrets, strategies, Hale & Iremonger, Sydney.
- A.
  
  A book.
- B.
  
  A journal article
- C.
  
  A book chapter
- D.
  
  A web document
- E.
  
  A conference paper
Correct Answer
A. A book.

Explanation
The given reference provides the author names, publication year, title, publisher, and location, which are typical elements of a book citation. Therefore, it can be concluded that the reference is for a book.

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3.

What information source type is the following reference? Stefan, M 2010, Culture shock, Nature, Vol. 467, Issue 7314, p. 1
- A.
  
  A book.
- B.
  
  A journal article.
- C.
  
  A book chapter.
- D.
  
  A web document.
- E.
  
  A conference paper.
Correct Answer
B. A journal article.

Explanation
The given reference includes the author's name, title of the article, name of the journal (Nature), volume number (467), issue number (7314), and page number (1). This format is typically used for citing journal articles.

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4.

Chapters or sections of books that are in high demand are often electronically scanned and made available through:
- A.
  
  Unit Reading Lists.
- B.
  
  Reserve
- C.
  
  Google
- D.
  
  Facebook
Correct Answer
A. Unit Reading Lists.

Explanation
Chapters or sections of books that are in high demand are often electronically scanned and made available through Unit Reading Lists. This means that these specific chapters or sections can be accessed by students through their course materials, ensuring that they have the necessary resources for their studies. This is a common practice in educational institutions to provide easy access to required readings for students.

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5.

Which source below would you be most likely to be using if your prepration for an assignment had reached the stage where you are reading "narrowly" i.e. looking for very specific academic information relating to your topic?
- A.
  
  A journal article.
- B.
  
  An encyclopedia.
- C.
  
  Facebook.
Correct Answer
A. A journal article.

Explanation
When you are at the stage of reading "narrowly" and looking for specific academic information relating to your topic, the most likely source you would be using is a journal article. Journal articles are written by experts in the field and provide in-depth and specialized information on specific topics. They are peer-reviewed and contain rigorous research and analysis, making them a reliable and credible source for academic assignments. On the other hand, an encyclopedia provides general information on a wide range of topics, while Facebook is a social media platform and not a reliable source for academic information.

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Which of the following is the best and most comprehensive resource for finding quality information in a subject area?
- A.
  
  The internet.
- B.
  
  Library Subject Guides.
- C.
  
  Facebook.
Correct Answer
B. Library Subject Guides.

Explanation
Library Subject Guides are the best and most comprehensive resource for finding quality information in a subject area because they are curated by librarians who have expertise in specific subject areas. These guides provide a list of recommended books, databases, websites, and other resources that are relevant and reliable for research purposes. They are specifically designed to help users navigate through the vast amount of information available and ensure that they find accurate and credible sources for their research needs.

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Test You Utas Library Knowledge

Which search tool should you use to find a Library book?

What information source type is the following reference? Vivekananda, K & Shores, P 1996, Uni is easier when you know how : success stories, study secrets, strategies, Hale & Iremonger, Sydney.

What information source type is the following reference? Stefan, M 2010, Culture shock, Nature, Vol. 467, Issue 7314, p. 1

Chapters or sections of books that are in high demand are often electronically scanned and made available through:

Which source below would you be most likely to be using if your prepration for an assignment had reached the stage where you are reading "narrowly" i.e. looking for very specific academic information relating to your topic?

Which of the following is the best and most comprehensive resource for finding quality information in a subject area?