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  1. Which federal law requires schools and libraries that receive E-rate discounts to use internet filtering?

    Answer: Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA)

    CIPA requires libraries that receive E-rate or certain LSTA funds to have internet safety policies and technology protection measures.

  2. What does the acronym ILS stand for in library operations?

    Answer: Integrated Library System

    An Integrated Library System combines modules such as cataloging, circulation, acquisitions, and the OPAC.

  3. In the Library of Congress Classification system, call numbers begin with:

    Answer: One to three letters

    LC call numbers begin with one to three letters for the class and subclass, followed by numbers.

  4. Which practice best reflects the ALA Code of Ethics principle on personal beliefs?

    Answer: Keeping personal convictions from interfering with fair service and access

    The Code of Ethics says staff should not let personal beliefs interfere with fair representation of an institution's aims or access to information resources.

  5. What is the primary purpose of interlibrary loan (ILL)?

    Answer: To get materials for patrons that the home library does not own

    ILL lets libraries borrow materials from other libraries to meet patron needs beyond the local collection.

  6. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), public libraries must:

    Answer: Provide reasonable accommodations so people with disabilities can access services

    Title II of the ADA requires public entities, including public libraries, to make services accessible through reasonable modifications and accommodations.

  7. Which statement best describes the difference between a library's mission and its vision?

    Answer: The mission states current purpose; the vision describes a desired future

    A mission statement defines what the library does now and for whom, while a vision statement describes what it hopes to become.