1. FRBR QUIZ
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2. 1. What does the acronym FRBR stand for?
Functional Requirements for Better Records
Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records
Functional Records for Big Research libraries
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5. 2. What is FRBR? A content designation tool A data model
A cataloging code or standard
A replacement for ISBD
All of the above
None of the above
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This answer is correct! FRBR is none of the above. FRBR is a conceptual model that uses aspects of an entity-relationship model.
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8. 3. How many groups does FRBR describe?
There are 6 Groups
There are 3 Groups
There are 12 Groups
There are 16 Groups
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10. Congratulations! This answer is correct! There are 3 groups:
Group 1 (products of intellectual & artistic endeavor)
Group 2 (parties/names)
Group 3 (subjects)
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11. 4. The names of the FRBR Group 1 entities are:
Names, Families, and Corporate bodies
Entities, Attributes, and Elements
Places, Events, and Concepts
Work, Expression, Manifestation, and Item
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This answer is correct! Group 1 = the products of intellectual & artistic endeavor
Work, Expression, Manifestation, Item
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14. 5. What FRBR Group 1 entity describes a leather bound autographed copy in a Rare Books Collection?
Work
Expression
Manifestation
Item
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17. 6. Which FRBR Group 1 entity describes a digitized version of the Oxford University Press text published in 2008?
Work
Expression
Manifestation
Item
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A digitized version of a work or expression is a manifestation.
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20. 7. Which FRBR Group 1 entity describes a French translation?
Work
Expression
Manifestation
Item
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22. Correct! A translation of a work is called an expression
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23. 8. Which FRBR Group 1 entity describes a London Symphony Orchestra 2005 performance?
Work
Expression
Manifestation
Item
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25. Correct! A performance is an expression of a work.
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26. 9. Which FRBR Group 1 entity describes Hamlet?
Work
Expression
Manifestation
Item
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29. 10. Name the FRBR Group 2 entities
Persons, Animals, Fictitious characters, and Planets
Corporate bodies, Geographic places, and Conferences.
Concepts, Places, and Events
Person, Corporate body, and Family
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This answer is correct! Group 2 = Person, Corporate body, Family
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32. 11. Name the FRBR Group 3 entities
Concept, Object, Event, Place
Subjects, Subdivisions, and Classification numbers
Lions, Tigers, and Bears
#1- Plus all of the Group 1 and Group 2 entities
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35. Congratulations! This answer is correct! Group 3 entities are:
Concept, object, event, and place, plus - all of the Group 1 and Group 2 entities because these can be the subject of a work (works, expressions, manifestations, items, persons, corporate bodies, families)
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36. 12. How many User Tasks does FRBR describe and what are they?
4 tasks – Find, Identify, Navigate, and Explore
4 tasks - Find, Select, Acquire, and Buy
4 tasks - Find, Identify, Select, and Obtain
4 tasks – Find, Select, Obtain, and Describe
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39. 13. What is RDA? The acronym for Resource Description and Access
The new cataloging code
The new cataloging standard that attempts to provide guidelines for the descriptive cataloging of all resources
All of the above
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42. 14. How does FRBR relate to RDA?
FRBR provides RDA with the underlying framework to support coverage of all types of content and media
FRBR provides RDA with the underlying framework to support the flexibility and extensibility needed to accommodate newly emerging resource characteristics
FRBR provides RDA with the underlying framework to support the adaptability needed for the data produced to function within a wide range of technological environments
All of the above
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Quiz prepared by Ana L. Cristán, Policy and Standards Division, Library of Congress