Play this Library research skills test and gauge yourself on library skill researcher parameters. Library research is the most complex process of collecting and researching information for writing an article or preparing a project. This pretest quiz is to find out the level of your information literacy skills. Please answer the following questions to the best of your ability. So, let's try out the quiz. If you like the quiz, share it with your friends. All the best!
Magazines
Journals
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An original document such as a diary, letter, etc.
The first book or journal article that is written on a topic.
An article or book that extensively analyzes a topic.
A collection of critical essays.
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Teaching AND reading
Teaching OR reading
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By title
By publisher
By subject
By author’s first name
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Journals are published periodically.
Journals are important sources of academic research.
Journals are available by subscription.
Journals have volume numbers.
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Subject searches produce better (more related) records.
They usually produce the same lists of records.
They usually produce the same lists of records.
I don't know.
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Cars AND automobiles
Cars OR automobiles
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Because anyone can edit articles in Wikipedia, the information is always up-to-date, accurate, and reliable.
Wikipedia is a good place to start when you want to find general information about a topic.
Wikipedia should not be used without verifying the information in reliable sources such as primary research articles, review articles, field guides, websites, and databanks that are produced by recognized research organizations.
All of the above
None of the above
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Skimming through random books on your topic
Searching for keywords in the library's catalog or database
Browsing the shelves in the general section
Checking out books from the reserve section
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The authority and sources have gone through some evaluation processes.
It is organized by both human and electronic brain power.
The text comes from verifiable and reputable sources.
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