LSCLF 6.1: POSTULATIONAL AND SYSTEMS APPROACHES

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#1. Who propounded of Genial Systems theory?

Ranganathan

Bertalanffy

Boulding

Richardson

#2. Which of the following is/are true regarding to postulations?

"A postulate is a statement about which we cannot use either of the epithets ‘right' or `wrong'

" We can only speak of a set of postulates as `helpful’ or `unhelpful' .

postulates are certain assumptions, which are helpful in carrying out the process of classification of documents

All of the above

#3. What was the phrase used by Ranganathan in reference with practical classification based on postulates?

"classification without meaning"

"classification without effort".

"classification without tears".

"classification without fears".

#4. The more or less expressive title of a-document either found on the title page or provided by the classifier in the case of a fanciful title is called as…

Expressive Title

Raw Title

Kernel Title

Analyzed Title

#5. What is another name for Expressive title?

Main Title

Full title

Partial Title

Narrow Title

#6. A title expressing all the facets/aspects of a subject covered in the document is called as?

EXPRESSIVE TITLE

KERNEL TITLE

ANALYSED TITLE

RAW TITLE

#7. What is Kernel Title?

The title in kernel terms with the respective symbols denoting

The title resulting from the analysed title

The title resulting from the expressive title by removing all the apparatus words and changing each kernel term to its nominative singular form

The title derived from the transformed title

#8. What is Analysed Title?

The title derived from the title in standard terms by replacing each standard (kernel) term with the basic class number or isolate number, as the case may be, as given in the schedules of the preferred scheme for classification.

The title resulting from the analysed title by rearranging the kernel terms on the basis of the postulates and principles governing their sequence.

The title in kernel terms with the respective symbols denoting the nature of its manifestation

The ordinal number derived from the title in focal number by replacing the symbol after each focal number by connecting the digit appropriate to the succeeding local number as prescribed in the rules of the preferred scheme for classification.

#9. The title resulting from the analysed title by rearranging the kernel terms on the basis of the postulates and principles governing their sequence is termed as…

RAW TITLE

CLASS NUMBER

TRANSFORMED TITLE

KERNEL TITLE

#10. The title derived from the transformed title by replacing each standard kernel term with its standard term or equivalent standard term as given in the Scheme for Classification is known as ?

ANALYSED TITLE

TITLE IN STANDARD TERMS

KERNEL TITLE

EXPRESSIVE TITLE

#11. What do you mean by Title in Focal Numbers?

The title derived from the transformed title by replacing each standard kernel term with its standard term or equivalent standard term as given in the Scheme for Classification.

The ordinal number derived from the title

The title derived from the title in standard terms by replacing each standard (kernel) term with the basic class number or isolate number, as the case may be, as given in the schedules of the preferred scheme for classification.

The title resulting from the analysed title by rearranging the kernel terms on the basis of the postulates and principles governing their sequence.

#12. What is Class number?

The title derived from the title in standard terms by replacing each standard (kernel) term with the basic class number or isolate number, as the case may be, as given in the schedules of the preferred scheme for classification.

The ordinal number derived from the title in focal number by replacing the symbol after each focal number by connecting the digit appropriate to the succeeding local number as prescribed in the rules of the preferred scheme for classification.

The name of the subject arrived from the title at by translating the class number and checking for its equivalence with the raw/ expressive title

The title in kernel terms with the respective symbols

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