Directions : Identify the card below as to author, title and subject card.

136.7354
L257a
C.5
Adolescents and Youth
Landis, Paul Henry
N.Y. MCGrowHill bk. Co. C 1947
Xiii, 470 p. , 21 cm

Directions: Read each question below then choose the correct answer.
1. Why is a card catalog important?
a.It teaches about the library. b.It helps locate books in the library easily.
c.It guides one on how to refer to books.
2. What can help you to locate books in the library easily and quickly?
a. card catalog b. borrowers card c. identification card
3. What kind of cards are needed on fiction?
a. author and title card b. title card c. title, author and subject cards
4. If you want a book on a special subject such as boxing, what kind of card will you use?
a. title card b. subject card c. author card
5. How are the cards arranged?
a. in alphabetical order b. in chronological order c. in numerical order
Read the situations below and answer the questions that follow.
Eddie wants to borrow a reference book that he needs for his research work in Science. It is about the solar
system.
1.What kind of card will he refer to? a.Title card b.Author card c.Subject card
2.Which word will he not refer to? a.Earth b.Solar c.System
3.Which information does he NOT need to copy from the book card?
a.Title b. Author c. Publisher
Celia wants to borrow a book in the library. She forgot the title of the book, but she remembers the author.
4.Which will she do first? a.Get the call number.
b.Look in the drawer where the authors last name would be filed.
c.Find the section of the library where the books have the same upper number as the call number of the
book you want.
5.How many cards does each book of fiction have? a.four b.three c.two d.one