Basic Library Skills Quiz

This quiz has questions from the Basic Library Orientation.

Select and open the UWF Libraries home page to help with answering questions. Another window will open, and this page will not close.

At the end of the quiz, you can print or e-mail your test results. You may repeat the quiz if desired.

Full name:		Instructors Last Name:
E-Mail Address:

What type of information can be found through the UWF Libraries home page?

	Addresses and phone numbers to UWF buildings.
	Library hours, maps, and library contact information.
	Office hours and information on your instructors.
	Course assignments and syllabi in case you lose yours.

The UWF Library Catalog can help with locating _________________ owned by the UWF Libraries.

	books.
	DVDs.
	journals.
	All of the above.

A Basic Search in the UWF Library Catalog will:

	limit a search to finding books in a certain location.
	look for search terms in records for books and electronic books.
	look on the Internet for books.
	find textbooks in the bookstore.

The LC classification code or call number for the book titled Men in Black by Scott
Spencer is ____________________.

(Use The Library Catalog to begin this search.)

	PS 3569.P455 M46 1998
	PL 2569.P041 M04 1995
	REF PS 3523.O46 C3 2003
	VHS PS 3569.P455 M46 1998

Course Reserves can be found through ______________________.

	the Databases A-Z or Browse Databases pages.
	using SFX and Citation Linker in MetaLib.
	the Course Reserves link through the libraries’ homepage.
	The information desk in the Student Commons.

Databases are defined as:

	search engines such as Google, AltaVista, or DogPile.
	recommended books and web sites for subjects.
	online collections of journal, magazine, and newspaper articles.
	pieces of information used in health and leisure science.

Look for the article titled “Binge drinking and violence” by Robert D. Brewer and
Monica H. Swahn in MetaLib. What year was it published?

(Use MetaLib or the databases General OneFile or ProQuest Direct to find this article.)

	2005
	2000
	1993
	1987

Subject Research Guides will:

	provide you with research papers you can pay for.
	recommend print and electronic resources for a subject area.
	find articles in the Library Catalog on a particular topic.
	search Yahoo! and Google for information and sites.