GST LEAKED EXAM QUESTION 1. The catalogue is to the library A. As a book is to a librarian B. Map is to a traveler C. As a book is to a professor 2. If a User comes to look for a book by Wole Soyinka, he should best locate the book under A. Wole B. Soyinka C. The Man Died 3. A book titled “ THE MAN DIED” would best be located under the catalogue drawer marked A. ‘T’ standing for the article ‘The” B. ‘M’ standing for the word ‘Man’ C. ‘D’ standing for the word ‘Died’ 4. The Class Mark/Call Mark or Call Number is one of these A. Number given to card catalogue in the library B. Number given to each book in the library to make it stand out uniquely from other books. C. Number given selectively to most recent books in the library 5. A book may be absent from the shelf from the following reasons but one A. A book wrongly shelved B. A book is currently been read by a User or has been borrowed C. A book is released for book fair 6. A User failure result from A. Wrong title approach to the book B. Wrong Author approach to the book C. All of the above 7. What is Classification Scheme used by John Harris Library? A. University Decimal Classification Scheme B. Dewey Decimal Classification Scheme C. Library of Congress Classification Scheme 8. Before the emergence of city states in Hausa land the people lived in small agricultural settlements known as....(a)boram(b)kauye(c)garraruwa(d)bini 9. Which of the following is not among some of the important Kamen Borno kings (a)Mai dunama dubbalem (b) Mai Hume jilimi (c)Mai Ali gaji (d) Mai gamu Malin 10. British objective in Nigeria before independence was the pursuit of economic goals in form of (a) developing the country technologically (b) improving manufacturing of computers (c) improving industrialization (d) getting cheap raw materials 11. One of the following is not a form of education that is acquired outside the formal school system (a)B.Sc degree in economics (b) family planning (c) community development (d) vocational training 12. Oral tradition consists exclusively of ear say )a)false (b) don't know (c)true (d)none of the above 13. Which of the following culture first had contact with Europeans (a) Ife (b) Benin (c) Hausa/Fulani (d) Igbo-ukwu 14. The science which deal with the establishment of genetic links between languages and groups of people is known as...... (a) Cultural history (b) history linguist(c) historical anthropology (d) Ethnology 15. How many categories of Fulani do we have? (a)3(b)5(c)2 (d)4 ATTEND THE RHEMA CLASS WITH LADI TO GET ALL THE EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS RHEMA HOLDS ON SATURDAY 9AM PROMPT
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1. The catalogue is to the library A. As a book is to a librarian B. Map is to a traveler C. As a book is to a professor
Explanation:* A catalogue helps a user navigate and find items in a library, just as a map helps a traveler navigate and find locations.
2. If a User comes to look for a book by Wole Soyinka, he should best locate the book under A. Wole B. Soyinka C. The Man Died
Explanation: Books are typically catalogued and filed by the author's last name*.
3. A book titled “ THE MAN DIED” would best be located under the catalogue drawer marked A. ‘T’ standing for the article ‘The” B. ‘M’ standing for the word ‘Man’ C. ‘D’ standing for the word ‘Died’
Explanation:* In library cataloguing, initial articles like "The," "A," or "An" are usually ignored when alphabetizing titles. The book would be filed under the first significant word, which is "Man."
4. The Class Mark/Call Mark or Call Number is one of these A. Number given to card catalogue in the library B. Number given to each book in the library to make it stand out uniquely from other books. C. Number given selectively to most recent books in the library
Explanation: A call number* is a unique alphanumeric code assigned to each book, indicating its subject and author, and its specific location on the library shelf.
5. A book may be absent from the shelf from the following reasons but one A. A book wrongly shelved B. A book is currently been read by a User or has been borrowed C. A book is released for book fair
Explanation: If a book is wrongly shelved, it is still physically on the shelf, just not in its correct place. The other options (being read/borrowed or released for a book fair) mean the book is physically not on the shelf* at all.
6. A User failure result from A. Wrong title approach to the book B. Wrong Author approach to the book C. All of the above
Explanation:* A user might fail to find a book if they use incorrect information, whether it's the wrong title, wrong author, or other incorrect search terms.
7. What is Classification Scheme used by John Harris Library? A. University Decimal Classification Scheme B. Dewey Decimal Classification Scheme C. Library of Congress Classification Scheme
Explanation: The John Harris Library at the University of Port Harcourt primarily uses the Library of Congress Classification Scheme* (LCC).
8. Before the emergence of city states in Hausa land the people lived in small agricultural settlements known as....(a)boram (b)kauye (c)garraruwa (d)bini
Explanation: In Hausa, a small village or rural settlement is referred to as kauye*.
9. Which of the following is not among some of the important Kamen Borno kings (a)Mai dunama dubbalem (b) Mai Hume jilimi (c)Mai Ali gaji (d) Mai gamu Malin
Explanation:* Mai Dunama Dabbalemi, Mai Humai Jilmi, and Mai Ali Ghaji were all significant rulers of the Kanem-Borno Empire. "Mai Gamu Malin" is not recognized as one of the prominent kings.
10. British objective in Nigeria before independence was the pursuit of economic goals in form of (a) developing the country technologically (b) improving manufacturing of computers (c) improving industrialization (d) getting cheap raw materials
Explanation:* The primary objective of British colonial rule in Nigeria, like in many other colonies, was economic exploitation, particularly the extraction of raw materials for British industries and the creation of markets for British manufactured goods.
11. One of the following is not a form of education that is acquired outside the formal school system (a)B.Sc degree in economics (b) family planning (c) community development (d) vocational training
Explanation:* A B.Sc degree is a formal academic qualification obtained through a structured university system. Family planning education, community development, and vocational training can often be acquired through non-formal or informal educational settings.
12. Oral tradition consists exclusively of ear say (a)false (b) don't know (c)true (d)none of the above
Explanation:* Oral tradition is a complex and structured system of transmitting knowledge, history, and culture through spoken word across generations. It includes stories, myths, songs, and proverbs, and is much more than mere "hearsay."
13. Which of the following culture first had contact with Europeans (a) Ife (b) Benin (c) Hausa/Fulani (d) Igbo-ukwu
Explanation:* The Benin Kingdom had the earliest significant direct contact with Europeans, specifically the Portuguese, starting in the late 15th century.
14. The science which deal with the establishment of genetic links between languages and groups of people is known as...... (a) Cultural history (b) history linguist (c) historical anthropology (d) Ethnology
Explanation: This field is known as historical linguistics*, which studies language change over time and the relationships between languages, often revealing connections between human populations. (Assuming "history linguist" is a simplified term for historical linguistics).
15. How many categories of Fulani do we have? (a)3(b)5(c)2 (d)4
Explanation: The Fulani people are broadly categorized into two main groups based on their lifestyle: the nomadic/pastoral Fulani (who herd cattle) and the settled/urban Fulani* (who live in towns and cities).