1. : What is the primary purpose of a school library?
(A) To provide legal information
(B) To support teaching, learning, and reading habits
(C) To conduct corporate research
(D) To store historical manuscripts
2. : Who are the main users of a school library?
(A) Teachers and students
(B) Lawyers and judges
(C) General public
(D) Corporate employees
3. : What type of collection is essential in a school library?
(A) Textbooks, reference books, storybooks, periodicals
(B) Legal journals
(C) Scientific research papers only
(D) Historical manuscripts only
4. : Which system is commonly used for classifying books in school libraries?
(A) Dewey Decimal Classification
(B) Library of Congress Classification
(C) Universal Decimal Classification
(D) Colon Classification
5. : What is the role of a school librarian?
(A) Organize resources, assist students and teachers, promote reading
(B) Conduct medical research
(C) Host corporate workshops
(D) Provide legal reference services
6. : Which of the following is a key function of a school library?
(A) Supporting curriculum and teaching programs
(B) Hosting cultural events only
(C) Selling books to students
(D) Conducting legal research
7. : Storybooks and novels in a school library primarily aim to:
(A) Develop reading habits and imagination
(B) Conduct legal research
(C) Teach corporate law
(D) Provide medical knowledge
8. : Reference books in school libraries include:
(A) Dictionaries, encyclopedias, atlases, thesauruses
(B) Novels
(C) Comic books
(D) Newspapers
9. : Periodicals and magazines in school libraries are used to:
(A) Update students on current events and developments
(B) Conduct corporate research
(C) Store historical documents
(D) Teach legal citation
10. : What is the importance of a reading corner in a school library?
(A) Encourage independent reading and a love for books
(B) Conduct corporate training
(C) Store legal resources
(D) Teach law
11. : Library programs for students may include:
(A) Storytelling sessions, book clubs, reading competitions
(B) Legal research workshops
(C) Corporate training sessions
(D) Medical seminars
12. : Library rules in a school ensure:
(A) Proper use and care of resources
(B) Conduct of legal research
(C) Corporate governance
(D) Medical experiments
13. : Computer and digital resources in school libraries provide:
(A) Access to e-books, educational software, and online databases
(B) Access to legal databases
(C) Medical information only
(D) Corporate files
14. : The school library advisory committee helps in:
(A) Planning library programs and selecting resources
(B) Conducting corporate audits
(C) Hosting legal workshops
(D) Conducting medical research
15. : Storytelling sessions in school libraries aim to:
(A) Promote imagination and listening skills
(B) Teach legal citation
(C) Conduct corporate research
(D) Store archival records
16. : Library orientation for students helps in:
(A) Familiarizing them with resources, services, and library rules
(B) Conducting corporate workshops
(C) Teaching law
(D) Medical research
17. : Homework support in school libraries is provided by:
(A) Assisting students in finding relevant books and references
(B) Conducting legal research
(C) Hosting corporate meetings
(D) Teaching art
18. : Library displays in schools are used to:
(A) Promote new books, themes, and awareness campaigns
(B) Conduct corporate seminars
(C) Legal documentation
(D) Medical experiments
19. : Library storytelling corner is important for:
(A) Encouraging early literacy and creativity
(B) Conducting corporate workshops
(C) Hosting legal research sessions
(D) Medical awareness
20. : Book borrowing system in school libraries ensures:
(A) Efficient circulation and accountability of books
(B) Conduct of corporate audits
(C) Legal citation management
(D) Teaching law
21. : Library budget allocation in schools is important to:
(A) Purchase books, digital resources, and maintain the library
(B) Host corporate workshops
(C) Conduct legal research
(D) Organize sports events
22. : Library evaluation in schools is done to:
(A) Assess the effectiveness of resources and services
(B) Conduct corporate audits
(C) Legal research
(D) Medical experiments
23. : Role of teachers in school libraries includes:
(A) Guiding students in using library resources for learning
(B) Conducting legal workshops
(C) Hosting corporate events
(D) Medical training
24. : Library activities for reading promotion may include:
(A) Reading competitions and book fairs
(B) Hosting corporate events
(C) Legal documentation
(D) Medical research
25. : Library rules for students include:
(A) Handling books carefully and returning them on time
(B) Conducting corporate workshops
(C) Legal research
(D) Medical experiments
26. : Storybooks and picture books are mainly for:
(A) Early readers and developing reading interest
(B) Corporate training
(C) Legal research
(D) Medical knowledge
27. : Library catalog in a school library provides:
(A) Information about location and availability of books
(B) Corporate directories
(C) Legal citations
(D) Medical records
28. : Library orientation program for new students ensures:
(A) Familiarity with rules, resources, and services
(B) Corporate training
(C) Legal research
(D) Medical knowledge
29. : Role of school library in lifelong learning includes:
(A) Developing reading habits and independent learning skills
(B) Conducting corporate workshops
(C) Legal research
(D) Medical training
30. : Evaluation of school library services helps in:
(A) Improving resources, services, and student engagement
(B) Conducting corporate audits
(C) Legal research
(D) Medical training