Question

1. Do you know how readers use libraries in the U.S.A.?
Select the answer you think best and write it in your note-book

1)A call number is
a, the number of your library permit
b. the phone number of the library
c, the mark/guide for finding a book on the shelves
INFO BOX
The word "library" originally came from the Latin word "liber" meaning "book. Today however, it would be incorrect to use the word "library" merely to describe a collection of books. Beside books, most modern libraries contain newspapers, magazines, maps, audio and video tapes, films and records. Added to these is the computer, which stores enormous amount of information that can be called up instantly.
2) Books in a library are kept
a. in glass cases
b. on open shelves
c. in special rooms where only the librarian has access
3)If you are a college/high school student and you want to consult a book in a university Library you need
a. your identification card
b. special papers from your college/school
c. no papers at all
4)In a library in the U.S.A. you can find
a. only books
b. books, periodicals, maps, cassettes
c. books and a book-shop

5)Can you guess what a CD-ROM is?
a. Consulting Dictionary Room-Official Member
b. Compact Disc Romania
c. Compact Disc-Read Only Memory
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Answer 1

Răspuns:

1.) a

2.) B

3.) c

4.) b

5.) c