This quiz is just to let you know more about the content of Workshop A and whether it would be useful for you. You can take it more than one time. Don't guess at the answers. If you score lower than 70% you should consider attending Workshop A.

1. The online catalog (called CityCat) lists materials located where? Choose the BEST answer

   1.   ?    Rosenberg Library only
      
   2.   ?    Rosenberg and John Adams campus libraries
   3.   ?    Rosenberg and all the campus libraries
   4.   ?    Rosenberg, all the campus libraries, the Media Center and the Language Center
      

2. Where would you go in the Rosenberg Library to obtain the book if you see the following on the online catalog screen? (If you're not sure, select don't know. Don't guess)
   
   Rosenberg/Reserve QA 434 .P39 On Shelf
   
   
   

   1.   ?    Reference Desk on the 4th floor
      
   2.   ?    3rd floor shelves where QA call numbers are located
      
   3.   ?    Reserve Desk on the 4th floor
      
   4.   ?    5th floor book shelves
      
   5.   ?    don't know
      

3. You find the following in the CCSF online catalog when you did a Subject search for cars:
   
   Cars ....................0
   See Automobiles........ .35
   What does this mean? (Select the BEST answer)
   
   

   1.   ?    
   2.   ?    
   3.   ?    
   4.   ?    

4. The CCSF online public catalog, CityCat, can be accessed from where? (Select the BEST answer)
   

   1.   ?    from home or in the Rosenberg Library
   2.   ?    from any campus library and from home
   3.   ?    from any campus library and from anyplace where you have access to the Web
   4.   ?    all of the above
      

5. You can use the CCSF Library's online catalog, CityCat, to find:
   

   1.   ?    weather information from the Web
      
   2.   ?    full-text of magazine articles and bibliographic information about books
      
   3.   ?    books, videos, audio-cassettes, CDs, DVDs and other non-print materials
      
   4.   ?    only books
      
   5.   ?    answers 2 and 3
      

6. To find the call number, or shelf location, for a specific book or video you MUST know: (Select "Don't know" if you're not sure; don't guess)
   

   1.   ?    both the author's last name and the title
      
   2.   ?    the author's complete name
      
   3.   ?    the complete title
      
   4.   ?    either the author's last name or some part of the title
      
   5.   ?    don't know
      

7. If you want to see if the Library has a copy of your biology textbook and you know the title of it and the course number, which of the following would be the BEST search option(s) to use?
   (Don't guess)
   

   1.   ?    Either course number or instructor's name
      
   2.   ?    title of the textbook
      
   3.   ?    Subject search for biology
      
   4.   ?    answers 1 or 2
      
   5.   ?    answer 2
      

8. The CCSF online catalog provides 3 search options for doing searches on a topic: the Subject Keyword(s), the Subject, and Keyword(s) searches. Which statement describes the main difference between these 3 types of searches?
   

   1.   ?    The Subject search option searches in the Title and the Subject headings part of the screen for the word(s) I type.
   2.   ?    These 3 ways of doing topic searches are basically the same, except that the Keyword search always finds more results.
      
   3.   ?    The Subject search looks for the word(s) I type exactly as I type them in the Subject headings part of the record.
      
   4.   ?    None of the above.
   5.   ?    Dont' know.

9. You find the following call number in the OPAC for a book you want: REF GV 245 .H46
   For how long can you borrow this book?
   

   1.   ?    two weeks
   2.   ?    one week
   3.   ?    three weeks
   4.   ?    none of the above.
   5.   ?    don't know

10. What answer below is the BEST choice to find the short story called "The House On Turk Street"?
    

    1.   ?    Title search
    2.   ?     Keyword (s) search
    3.   ?    Keywords in Contents & Notes
    4.   ?    either answers 2 or 3
    5.   ?    don't know