Library terms

3. What does the last C in LCC (Library of Congress...) stand for?
7. A fictitious name/nickname used by an author.
9. A database of all items within a library.
11. It is a conceptual entity-relationship model developed by IFLA (1998).
12. S. R. Ranganathan proposed laws of libray science. How many laws were there?
17. Data about data.
19. A note added to a text to describe, explain or evaluate the publication referred to.
20. A place in the library where a librarian can help answer your questions.
21. A reference to a book, journal article or magazine.(It includes author's name, title, publisher...)
22. Extension of borrowed items.
23. The main name of a book or article.
25. A space which houses historical documents or public records.

1. A place in the library, where users check out, renew and return library materials. (Also called a loan desk.)
2. A unique number assigned to serials worldwide.
4. When a borrowed resource has been returned after the due date
5. It's a service that allows you to borrow materials from other libraries through your own library.
6. Shelves in the library where books are stored.
8. The date by which check out books/items must be returned to the library.
10. A brief description of a book or article, usually without added criticism. It tells you what an article or a book talks about.
13. A unique ten digit number identifying a specific edition of a book.
14. A list of synonyms.
15. When you use someone else's idea, information or a snippet of text but don't properly cite it.
16. A note of reference, comment usually placed below the text on a printed page. (Usually separated by a line.)
18. It is a standard for metadata description of digital objects. It is a set of fifteen elements for describing resources.
24. An electronic version of a book. A book can be read on a computer, mobile or on a special electronic device.