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1. What are educational technologies? A) Technologies used exclusively by teachers B) Tools and resources that enhance teaching and learning C) Technologies only used in corporate settings D) Technologies that hinder learning Answer: B) Tools and resources that enhance teaching and learning 2. Which of the following is an example of an educational technology tool … Read more

1. What is literacy development? A) Learning to speak multiple languages fluently B) The process of learning to read and write proficiently C) Understanding complex mathematical concepts D) Mastering physical fitness skills Answer: B) The process of learning to read and write proficiently 2. At what age do most children begin developing early literacy skills? … Read more

1. What is programming? A) The process of writing code to create software applications B) Organizing events for youth C) Designing physical activities for young people D) Teaching young people to sing Answer: A) The process of writing code to create software applications 2. Which programming language is commonly used for teaching youth to code … Read more

Answer: B) Fantasy A) J.R.R. Tolkien B) J.K. Rowling C) C.S. Lewis D) Roald Dahl Answer: B) J.K. Rowling A) “The Secret Garden” by Frances Hodgson Burnett B) “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll C) “Peter Pan” by J.M. Barrie D) “Charlotte’s Web” by E.B. White Answer: C) “Peter Pan” by J.M. Barrie A) … Read more

  1. What does Children’s and Young Adult Services refer to? A) Services for adults only B) Services exclusively for children C) Library services tailored for children and young adults D) Educational services for teenagers Answer: C) Library services tailored for children and young adults 2. Who typically provides Children’s and Young Adult Services? A) … Read more

1. What is research data management (RDM)? A) A process of hiding research data B) The systematic organization, storage, and preservation of research data throughout its lifecycle C) The deletion of research data after a project is completed D) A process of sharing research data without proper documentation Answer: B) The systematic organization, storage, and … Read more

1. What is an institutional repository (IR)? A) A place where researchers store their personal belongings B) A digital platform where institutions store and showcase their scholarly outputs C) A physical library for institutional records D) A platform exclusively for peer-reviewed journals Answer: B) A digital platform where institutions store and showcase their scholarly outputs … Read more

1. What does scholarly communication refer to? A) Communication between scholars from different fields B) Communication between researchers and the general public C) Communication within the academic community through research and publications D) Communication between academic institutions Answer: C) Communication within the academic community through research and publications 2. Which of the following is NOT … Read more

1. What is the primary goal of information literacy programs? A) To promote censorship B) To teach individuals how to find, evaluate, and use information effectively C) To restrict access to information D) To discourage critical thinking Answer: B) To teach individuals how to find, evaluate, and use information effectively 2. Which of the following … Read more