1. What are E-resources?
(A) Printed books only
(B) Manual catalogues
(C) Library furniture
(D) Electronic information resources accessed through digital devices
2. E-books are:
(A) Printed books with hard covers
(B) Digital versions of books that can be read electronically
(C) Library registers
(D) Book classification systems
3. The main advantage of E-resources is:
(A) Easy and quick access to information
(B) Increased physical storage requirements
(C) Limited availability
(D) Manual searching only
4. Which of the following is an example of an E-resource?
(A) E-journal
(B) All of the above
(C) Online database
(D) E-book
5. Which device can be used to access E-books?
(A) All of the above
(B) Tablet
(C) E-reader
(D) Computer
6. Which of the following is a popular E-book format?
(A) All of the above
(B) PDF
(C) MOBI
(D) EPUB
7. EPUB stands for:
(A) Electronic Publication
(B) Electronic Public Book
(C) Extended Printed Publication
(D) Electronic Publishing System
8. Which of the following is an example of an E-book reader?
(A) Printer
(B) Kindle
(C) Scanner
(D) Barcode reader
9. Amazon Kindle is mainly used for:
(A) Reading digital books
(B) Printing books
(C) Classifying books
(D) Cataloguing books
10. E-journals are:
(A) Book indexes only
(B) Printed magazines only
(C) Library registers
(D) Electronic versions of scholarly journals
11. Online databases provide access to:
(A) Physical books only
(B) Library furniture records
(C) Book shelves
(D) Articles, research papers, and other information resources
12. Which of the following is an example of an academic database?
(A) Scopus
(B) Web of Science
(C) All of the above
(D) PubMed
13. E-resources are commonly accessed through:
(A) Shelf lists only
(B) Card catalogues
(C) Manual registers
(D) Internet and digital networks
14. Which library service provides access to electronic resources?
(A) Digital library service
(B) Binding service
(C) Shelf arrangement service
(D) Book repair service
15. A major benefit of E-books is:
(A) Cannot be searched
(B) Require more physical space
(C) Portability and easy storage
(D) Cannot be shared electronically
16. Which feature allows users to quickly find words in E-books?
(A) Search function
(B) Shelf arrangement
(C) Binding
(D) Accession number
17. Which technology supports access to E-resources?
(A) Typewriter technology
(B) Internet technology
(C) Manual filing system
(D) Card catalogue system
18. Open Access resources provide:
(A) Free access to scholarly information
(B) Only printed materials
(C) Paid access only
(D) No information access
19. Which of the following is an Open Access repository?
(A) DOAJ
(B) Google Scholar
(C) Institutional Repository
(D) All of the above
20. Institutional repositories mainly store:
(A) Library furniture details
(B) Research outputs of an institution
(C) Student attendance only
(D) Printed newspapers only
21. E-resources help researchers by providing:
(A) Only historical documents
(B) Limited information access
(C) Quick access to current scholarly information
(D) Manual searching
22. Which of the following is a challenge of E-resources?
(A) Fast retrieval
(B) Easy searching
(C) Remote access
(D) Copyright and licensing issues
23. DRM in E-books stands for:
(A) Digital Reading Method
(B) Digital Rights Management
(C) Document Retrieval Machine
(D) Data Resource Management
24. The purpose of DRM is to:
(A) Protect digital content from unauthorized use
(B) Increase book size
(C) Print digital books
(D) Classify books
25. Which of the following is NOT an E-resource?
(A) E-book
(B) E-journal
(C) Online database
(D) Printed textbook
26. E-resources support:
(A) Manual cataloguing only
(B) Only traditional learning
(C) Distance learning and online education
(D) Book preservation only
27. Which library software can manage digital resources?
(A) Barcode printer
(B) Koha only
(C) Typewriter
(D) DSpace
28. Metadata in E-resources is used to:
(A) Replace databases
(B) Print books
(C) Repair files
(D) Describe, organize, and retrieve digital information
29. Which statement about E-books is correct?
(A) E-books are only printed books.
(B) E-books are digital publications that can be accessed and read electronically using suitable devices.
(C) E-books cannot contain multimedia.
(D) E-books cannot be searched.
30. Which statement best describes E-resources and E-books?
(A) They are used only for physical storage of documents.
(B) They are only printed library materials.
(C) They are methods of book classification.
(D) E-resources and E-books are digital information resources that provide electronic access to knowledge through computers, networks, and digital devices, supporting learning, teaching, and research activities.