Library Lingo

3. The distinguishing name of a book, book chapter, essay, story, play, poem, picture, statue, piece of music, film, etc.
4. A brief summary of the text of a book or article, usually without added criticism.
5. A list of references used while doing research for an article or book.
11. Arranged in the order of the English alphabet.
12. Library material that is not returned on or before the due date.
15. To extend the due date for a book in order to keep the item longer.
17. A reference source that provides meanings of words and other information.
18. To borrow library materials for use outside the library.
19. A small white label with closely spaced black stripes that can be read by a computer.
20. Stealing someone else's published ideas or information and presenting them as your own without giving proper credit.

1. A written account of a person's life.
2. An alphabetical list of words, limited to a special area of knowledge, with their definitions.
6. An identification card used for library services.
7. Ideas and information in print or electronic form are the property of the person who created them.
8. The person(s) or corporate body responsible for the writing or compilation of an article, book or other publication.
9. A combination of letters and numbers assigned to all books and to most other items in the library that gives the location of the materials on the library shelves.
10. Money owed by a borrower when library items are not returned on time.
13. The date or time by which checked-out items must be returned to the library
14. A place where users check-out, renew, return, place holds, retrieve print reserves and inquire about the status of library materials.
16. Items that have been checked out by one borrower and requested by another patron.