8-34. Subject class 700. 1. Literature 2.  Social  Sciences 3.  Applied  Sciences 4. The  Arts 8-35. Subject class 800. 1. The Arts 2.  Philosophy and related fields 3. Literature 4. General  Geography  and  History 8-36. Subject class 900. 1. The Arts 2. Literature 3. General  works 4. General Geography and History 8-37. Which  of  the  following  steps  in  processing new  books  received  for  the  library  is  NOT a  valid  procedure? 1. The  books  should  be  separated  into fiction  and  nonfiction 2. A book card should be prepared by typing the name of the book and the author’s  name  on  the  appropriate  lines 3. The  book-card  packet  should  be  taped or stapled to the page facing the back cover of the book 4. Each book should be stamped along the top edge of the book “PROPERTY OF THE U.S. NAVY” 8-38. Which of the following statements is NOT true in regard to the card catalog? 1. The  card  catalog  is  the  patron’s index  to  the  library  collection 2. The card catalog lists each book in the library by author, title, and by subject 3. The  card  catalog  gives  the  shelf location for each book in the upper left-hand  corner  of  each  card  kept in the card catalog 4. All  catalog  cards,  whether  listed  by author,  title,  or  subject,  are  filed together 8-39. For each book, fiction and nonfiction, processed  for  the  library,  at  least  what number  of  catalog  and  shelf-list  cards should  be  prepared? 1. Two  for  fiction,  three  for  nonfiction 2.  TWo  for  fiction,  two  for  nonfiction 3. Three  for  fiction,  two  for  nonfiction 4. Three for fiction, three or more for nonfiction 8-40. Catalog  cards  should  be  filed  at  what stage  of  the  book  processing  procedure? 1. When the processed book is put on the shelf 2. Periodically,  when  a  reasonable number  of  cards  has  accumulated 3. When the copy of the packing slip has been  checked 4. As  the  library  attendant  has  time In  answering  questions  8-41  through  8-44,  select from  column  8  the  library  materials  that  should be processed in the manner described in column A. 8-41. 8-42. 8-43. 8-44. 8-45. 8-46. A. Descriptions  B.  Library  Materials Each one should be 1. Magazines  only assigned  a  number 2. Newspapers  only Special  racks  should be used to display    3. Magazines and them newspapers Binders should be    4. Tapes used  to  protect them A  list  of  available copies  should  be posted  in  the  library Learning Objective: Delineate the rules  and  regulations  that  should be  followed  in  circulating  the materials  in  Navy  libraries. Which  of  the  following  statements  best expresses  the  purpose  of  shipboard library  circulation  procedures  and policies? 1. To assure equal access to and fair- ness in the use of all shipboard library  materials 2. To ensure the safety and security of  shipboard  library  materials 3. To restrict and control the access of  shipboard  library  materials  to authorized  patrons 4. To ensure the accountability of shipboard  library  materials  at  all times What is the normal length of time for which  library  books  are  loaned? 1. 1 week 2. 2 weeks 3.    6 days 4. 10 days 52