LSCLF 1.1 : BASIC TERMINOLOGY AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE -1( CLASSIFICATION)

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#1. What is a term with reference to classification?

a standardised name for a. given entity or concept which is precise

as a system of terms used to denote the classes or ranked isolates in a scheme for classification

a fixed tenure

fee paid

#2. What is terminology?

science of termites

a collection of titles

a system of terms used to denote the classes or ranked isolates in a scheme for classification

a standardised name for a. given entity or concept which is precise

#3. What is CRG?

Cargo Service

Classification Research Group

Colon Research Guide

Cataloguing Rules Guide

#4. Where is CRG located?

Newyork

London

Hague

Leningrad

#5. Where was the First International Study Conference held?

Paris

Naples

Beijing

Dorking

Dorking is a market town in Surrey in South East England, about 34 km (21 mi) south of London.

The First International Study Conference held at Dorking principally supported by CRG
saw to it that a comprehensive glossary of terms was developed for use at the international
level. The glossary was compiled by B.C. Vickery for the benefit of the new audience

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#6. Who had identified three types of terms - normative, fundamental and associative in classification terminology ?

Ranganathan

Prasad

Dorothy Parker

Eugiene Garfiled

#7. What are normative terms?

normal terms used in daily life

these terms are operative in nature and prescribe the procedure and help identify the expected quality of the operations that would result from such prescriptions

define the basic these terms are concepts which are germane to the very nature of classification process

terms are those which extend the, meaning of the fundamental terms into different contextual levels for discussion and operation in classification research

Example: Canon of Differentiation

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#8. What are fundamental terms?

these terms are operative in nature and prescribe the procedure

these terms extend the, meaning of the fundamental terms into different contextual levels for discussion and operation in classification research

these terms are learnt in primary level

these terms define the basic concepts which are germane to the very nature of classification process

Examples: Division, Characteristics.

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#9. What are associative terms?

these terms are operative in nature and prescribe the procedure

these terms define the basic concepts which are germane to the very nature of classification process.

those which extend the, meaning of the fundamental terms into different contextual levels for discussion and operation in classification research

these terms are common to two or more than two languages

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#10. What is the number of total terms used in the three editions of the Prolegomena to classification?

620

514

345

569

#11. How many normative terms are there?

112

110

292

312

#12. How many fundamental terms are there?

112

110

292

173

#13. How many associative terms are there?

112

110

292

121

#14. What are the three planes of work?

Ideal Plane, Verbal Plane and Notational Plane

Idea Plane, Verbal Plane and Notational Plane

Ideal Plane, Vocal Plane and Notational Plane

Ideal Plane, Verbal Plane and National Plane

#15. How many words are there in Idea plane?

298

181

#16. How many words are there in verbal plane?

298

131

173

#17. How many words are there in Notational plane?

298

181

#18. Where was the Third International. Study Conference on Classification Research held ?

Copenhagen

Dorking

Bombay

Tokyo

Bombay in 1975

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#19. Who took up the preparation of a glossary of classification terms in India?

IFLA

ASLIB

RRRLF

Indian Standards Institution

Indian Standards Institution (now known as Bureau of Indian Standards)

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#20. Who is the author of 'Prolegomena to Library Classification' (1937)?

Eugiene Garfiled

Ranganathan

Elson Mayo

Richard Parker

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#1. What is a term with reference to classification?

#2. What is terminology?

#3. What is CRG?

#4. Where is CRG located?

#5. Where was the First International Study Conference held?

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#6. Who had identified three types of terms - normative, fundamental and associative in classification terminology ?

#7. What are normative terms?

#8. What are fundamental terms?

#9. What are associative terms?

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#10. What is the number of total terms used in the three editions of the Prolegomena to classification?

#11. How many normative terms are there?

#12. How many fundamental terms are there?

#13. How many associative terms are there?

#14. What are the three planes of work?

#15. How many words are there in Idea plane?

#16. How many words are there in verbal plane?

#17. How many words are there in Notational plane?

#18. Where was the Third International. Study Conference on Classification Research held ?

#19. Who took up the preparation of a glossary of classification terms in India?

#20. Who is the author of 'Prolegomena to Library Classification' (1937)?

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#1. What is a term with reference to classification?

#2. What is terminology?

#3. What is CRG?

#4. Where is CRG located?

#5. Where was the First International Study Conference held?

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#6. Who had identified three types of terms - normative, fundamental and associative in classification terminology ?

#7. What are normative terms?

#8. What are fundamental terms?

#9. What are associative terms?

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#10. What is the number of total terms used in the three editions of the Prolegomena to classification?

#11. How many normative terms are there?

#12. How many fundamental terms are there?

#13. How many associative terms are there?

#14. What are the three planes of work?

#15. How many words are there in Idea plane?

#16. How many words are there in verbal plane?

#17. How many words are there in Notational plane?

#18. Where was the Third International. Study Conference on Classification Research held ?

#19. Who took up the preparation of a glossary of classification terms in India?

#20. Who is the author of 'Prolegomena to Library Classification' (1937)?

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