2.2 V1SO

Research is getting information from supply

• A. logs

• B. personnel

• C. warehouse

• D. publications

The warehouse needs shelf life information to maintain serviceble supply

• A. cards

• B. stock

• C. records

• D. shelves

MCRL-1 and MCRL-2 microfiche are divided into 270 pages or

• A. fiche

• B. frames

• C. letters

• D. numbers

Te microfiche sequence number is printed in the right-hand corner at the

• A. top

• B. back

• C. bottom

• D. reverse

The first reference number on a microfiche is printed just t the left of the

• A. date

• B. page number

• C. publication title

• D. microfiche sequence number

The index frame is located on the microfiche in frame or position number

• A. A 01

• B. 0 18

• C. B01

• D. N 18

A reference number which is listed in the index in MCRL-1 is the

• A. last reference number on each frame

• B. only reference number on each frame

• C. first reference number on each frame

• D. alphabetic part number on each frame

When doing research, if you do not understand some of the information, you should

• A. ask your supervisor

• B. change the information

• C. record what you think the information is

• D. record only the information you do understand

If more than one item of the same kind is listed for a part number; check the request and the publication to compare the

• A. stock number

• B. item nomenclature

• C. Item Standardization Code (ISC)

• D. Federal Supply Code for Manufacturers (FSCM)

Information required on the information request can be verified in research by checking the

• A. supply source

• B. technical order

• C. delivery log book

• D. Federal Supply Code for Information