1. What is Library Science primarily concerned with?
(A) Book publishing only
(B) Printing newspapers
(C) Writing novels
(D) Management and organization of information resources
2. Which of the following best defines a library?
(A) A place for selling books
(B) A collection of information resources organized for use
(C) A printing press
(D) A bookstore
3. Which term is commonly used for the profession of managing libraries and information?
(A) Typography
(B) Journalism
(C) Publishing
(D) Librarianship
4. The primary objective of a library is to:
(A) Earn profits
(B) Publish newspapers
(C) Preserve and provide access to information
(D) Sell educational materials
5. Which of the following is NOT a type of library?
(A) Manufacturing Library
(B) Public Library
(C) Special Library
(D) Academic Library
6. A library established primarily for students and faculty is called a:
(A) Academic Library
(B) Public Library
(C) National Library
(D) Special Library
7. A Public Library mainly serves:
(A) Government officers only
(B) The general public
(C) Scientists only
(D) Lawyers only
8. A Special Library mainly serves:
(A) Children only
(B) Book publishers
(C) Tourists
(D) A specific organization or subject area
9. Which library acts as the country's main repository of published materials?
(A) School Library
(B) National Library
(C) Village Library
(D) Private Library
10. The word "Library" is derived from the Latin word:
(A) Libra
(B) Liber
(C) Libro
(D) Librum
11. The person responsible for managing library services is called a:
(A) Archivist
(B) Librarian
(C) Publisher
(D) Printer
12. Which activity involves helping users find the information they need?
(A) Reference Service
(B) Cataloguing
(C) Printing
(D) Binding
13. Which law states, "Books are for use"?
(A) Second Law of Library Science
(B) Third Law of Library Science
(C) First Law of Library Science
(D) Fifth Law of Library Science
14. Who proposed the Five Laws of Library Science?
(A) S. R. Ranganathan
(B) Melvil Dewey
(C) Charles Cutter
(D) Paul Otlet
15. How many Five Laws of Library Science are there?
(A) Three
(B) Four
(C) Five
(D) Six
16. Which of the following is a basic function of a library?
(A) Collection of information resources
(B) All of the above
(C) Dissemination of information
(D) Organization of information resources
17. Which type of material is commonly found in modern libraries?
(A) Both print and digital resources
(B) Digital resources only
(C) Printed books only
(D) Newspapers only
18. Library Science is closely related to:
(A) Political Science only
(B) Agricultural Science
(C) Information Science
(D) Marine Science
19. Which of the following is a major role of a librarian?
(A) Selling books
(B) Publishing novels
(C) Printing magazines
(D) Organizing and providing access to information
20. Which type of library mainly supports school education?
(A) Academic Library
(B) School Library
(C) National Library
(D) Special Library
21. Library Science is primarily considered a:
(A) Fine Art
(B) Physical Science
(C) Medical Science
(D) Social Science
22. Which of the following is a core service of a library?
(A) Lending books
(B) Manufacturing books
(C) Printing books
(D) Selling books
23. The systematic arrangement of library materials is known as:
(A) Classification
(B) Editing
(C) Translation
(D) Publishing
24. Which service allows users to borrow books from a library?
(A) Reference Service
(B) Indexing Service
(C) Preservation Service
(D) Circulation Service
25. Which quality is essential for a professional librarian?
(A) Driving skills
(B) Cooking skills
(C) Information organization skills
(D) Painting skills
26. Libraries contribute to society mainly by:
(A) Publishing newspapers
(B) Selling stationery
(C) Printing textbooks
(D) Promoting access to knowledge
27. Which of the following best describes Library Science?
(A) Study of book printing only
(B) Study of acquiring, organizing, preserving, and providing access to information
(C) Study of writing books
(D) Study of book marketing
28. Which of the following is considered the heart of an educational institution?
(A) Laboratory
(B) Playground
(C) Auditorium
(D) Library
29. The ultimate aim of Library Science is to:
(A) Increase book prices
(B) Publish more books
(C) Connect users with the right information efficiently
(D) Build larger libraries only
30. Which statement best reflects the purpose of a modern library?
(A) To store books only
(B) To preserve only historical documents
(C) To sell books to readers
(D) To provide organized access to information in all formats