Indigenous & Library Knowledge Quiz

What is the primary purpose of libraries?

• To provide a place for people to gather.

• To organize and disseminate information.

• To offer leisure reading materials.

• To support the curriculum of local schools.

Which of the following is NOT a main type of library?

• Public

• Academic

• School

• Corporate

What is the main mission of a public library?

• To serve the needs of the community.

• To support the research of faculty and students.

• To provide resources for students in grades K-12.

• To collect information related to a specific industry.

What is a major challenge facing public libraries today?

• Lack of funding.

• Declining literacy rates.

• The rise of digital information.

• The need to provide more specialized services.

What types of materials are typically found in public libraries?

• Books and periodicals only.

• Print, digital, and audiovisual materials.

• Reference materials only.

• Materials related to local history and genealogy.

Where are the boundaries of information in Indigenous Knowledge usually confined to?

• In international publications

• Across different communities

• Within the borders of the community

• In global databases

Where is information stored in Indigenous Knowledge?

• In memories

• In digital databases

• In libraries

• In research papers

What is the role of reference librarians?

• To assist patrons with research and information retrieval.

• To manage the library's collection.

• To provide programming and outreach services.

• To catalog and process new materials.

How is information typically exchanged in Indigenous Knowledge?

• Through online forums

• Through teleconferencing

• Through text messages

• Face-to-face interaction

What is the mission of an academic library?

• To serve the needs of the community.

• To support the faculty, students, and staff of a college or university.

• To provide resources for students in grades K-12.

• To collect information related to a specific industry.