Resource Mate Card Catalog Quiz

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Using an Author Search, type in Haddix, Margaret to see her other books that are owned by the library.

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The question asks if a copy of the book "Just Ella" is available when searching for the author "Haddix, Margaret". The answer is "No" because the question does not specify that the book is written by Margaret Haddix. Therefore, it is possible that the book is written by a different author with the same name or a different variation of the name.

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The catalog will only show the books that the library owns. This means that if the library does not have a particular book written by an author, it will not be listed in the catalog. The catalog is a database of the library's collection, and it is designed to provide information about the books that are available for borrowing from the library. Therefore, it does not include books that the library does not have in its possession.

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39 Clues is the series, and you can look it up under Title Search. Scroll down the list of books to see the many authors.

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To find the book "Al Capone Does My Shirts," you can conduct a title search. This means you would search for the book using its exact title. By entering the title into a search engine or library catalog, you can easily locate the book and find information about where it is available, such as in a library or bookstore.

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The Title Search feature allows users to search for a specific title or keyword within the titles of documents. In this case, if the user only remembers the word "shirts" but not the complete title, they can still use the Title Search feature to search for documents containing that keyword. Therefore, the answer is "Yes."

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To get the most titles found, you would use a Subject Search. This is because the question mentions that a lot of students ask for books on the Holocaust after reading Number the Stars. Therefore, searching for books with the subject or topic of the Holocaust would likely yield the most relevant titles.

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When searching for "War" under Subject Search, the result shows that there are 300 books listed.

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When the subject is changed to "World War II" and the search method is set to "All Words - Exact Word," the number of results returned from the subject search is 50.

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The statement is explaining that the Keyword Search function will search all fields in a record, including the title, author, subject, and any other relevant information. This means that when you type in a keyword, the search will look for matches in all these fields, making it a comprehensive search option. Therefore, the statement is true.

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The description of the book can be found in the "Notes" section. This section likely contains additional information or comments about the book, including a brief description or summary.

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A call number listed as "J Avi" indicates that the book belongs to the genre of Chapter Books. In library classification systems such as the Dewey Decimal System, the letter "J" typically represents books for children or young readers. The author's last name, "Avi," further suggests that it is a Chapter Book, as Avi is a well-known author of children's literature. Chapter Books are typically longer and more complex than Picture Books, and they are intended for readers who have advanced beyond simple picture-based stories.

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The call number 599.22 indicates that the book belongs to the nonfiction section. Therefore, it will be found next to the computers.

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The book "100 Award-Winning Science Fair Projects" does not include Cosmetics as one of its listed subjects.