The document explains the concept of a library card catalog, detailing its structure and components, such as author-title, subject, and shelf list cards. It also highlights the importance of card catalogs in locating books efficiently and describes how they are organized. Additionally, it touches on the online public access catalog (OPAC) and its functionalities for searching library collections.

1. LIBRARY CARD
CATALOG
A file of cards with the author, title,
subject and other details about a
book on it. It could be filed all
together or separated into author,
subj, & title files.

2.  Author-title catalogue, arranged by the names of authors and the titles of
books.
 Subject catalogue, arranged by subject headings for books.
 Shelf list, arranged by call number in the same way as books are on the
shelves, kept by the cataloguers to make sure that call numbers are unique,
and not available to the library users.

3. PARTS OF CARD CATALOG

4. TITLE CARD
4

5. SUBJECT CARD
5

6. AUTHOR CARD
6

7. 7

8. 8
Read each question below, then pick out the correct answer. Write only
the letter.
1. What is used to help locate books easily and quickly?
a. identification card c. borrower’s card
b. card catalog d. report card
2. Why is a card catalog important?
a. It helps locate the books easily. c. borrower’s card
b. It teaches facts about the library d. report card
3. If you want a book on a special subject such as swimming. What kind of
card will you use?
a. subject card c. author card
b. title card d. card catalog
4. What can you find in the upper left-hand corner of each card?
a. call number c. publishing company
b. title of the book d. illustrator
5. How are the cards arranged?
a. chronological order c. alphabetical order
b. numerical order d. orderly

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10. It is an online public access
catalog, often abbreviated as
OPAC or simply library
catalog, is an online database of
bibliographic records describing
the collections available in the
library. You can search by title,
subject and author tolocate
books and other material
available at a library.

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