LBSC 671 Quiz (Spring 2014)

Name: _________________________

You have 45 minutes to complete this quiz (although it should not take
you that long).  Time starts when you proceed past the next page
(i.e., you cannot read the quiz without starting the 45 minutes).

Record your start date and time here:  ____________________

This is an open book, open notes, open Internet quiz.  You may use
anything that existed on the Internet before you first read the quiz,
and you may use any program on any computer.  You may not communicate
in any way with any person about any topic during this quiz.  You may
not discuss this quiz or provide any information about this quiz (such
as whether you found it to be easy or hard) until the professor posts
solutions, discusses the quiz in class, or sends you your grade.  The
reason for this is that different people will take the quiz at
different times.

You may send your answers in any reasonable form (e.g., Word, text or
PDF).

You must finish the quiz within 45 minutes of starting it, and you
must finish it before 5:30 PM on Monday February 24, 2014.

Record your end date and time here: ____________________

Keep the following general test taking strategies in mind.  If you
find a question to be ambiguous, explain your confusion but provide an
answer.  This will make it possible to consider the cause of your
confusion when grading your answer.  Don't spend so much time on one
question that you run out of time for other question.  Look over all
the questions initially and answer the ones that will get you the most
points (for the time invested) first!

A maximum of 4 points are possible on this quiz.

The questions are on the next page.  There are 3 questions on this
quiz.

For the following questions, refer to the following Web resource:

The bibliographic record for an oral history interview with David
S. Macmillan at the National Library of Australia at:

http://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/1973308/Details?

This Web page is reproduced on the next page of the Word and PDF
version of this exam in case you are unable to see it on the Web (it
can not be included in the text version)

Answer the following three questions:

1. (1 point) Which FRBR concept best describes the specific stored
audio file that would be played on your computer if you select "listen
online"? Possible answers are a work, an expression, a manifestation,
or an item.


2. (1 point) What kind of metadata is in the "Access Conditions"
metadata element?  Possible answers are administrative, technical, or
structural.


3. (2 points) Briefly describe a process that the National Library of
Australia could adopt to provide a reasonable degree of protection for
this and other interviews against reasonably anticipatable threats
such as fire or vandalism and that the budget of a National Library
could reasonably be expected to afford.


Hand type the following university honor pledge in your answer (cut
and paste is not allowed):

"I pledge on my honor that I have not given or received any
unauthorized assistance on this quiz"


Don't forget to record your end time.  Email your quiz to oard@umd.edu
immediately after finishing with the subject line "671 Quiz"

This is the end of the exam.  The next page contains a screen image of
the page in case you have trouble seeing the Web page. (for this, you
need to look at the Word or PDF version of this document).