Shelver Applicant Test

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Section A

Look at the following of call numbers. If both call numbers in the pair are the same write a S in the parenthesis. If they are different, write a D.

Example: (S) HM 132
.G37 HM 132
.G37 (D) SF 5415.5
.F63 SF 5415.5
.F36

Example:	(S)	HM 132 .G37	HM 132 .G37		(D)	SF 5415.5 .F63	SF 5415.5 .F36

1.	AP101 .B89 A9 v.1.	AP101 .B89 A9 v.1	2.	HQ721 .A8 1962	HQ721 .A8 1966
3.	DS379 .B16 v.6	DS379 .B16 v.6	4.	KJ3501 .H45	KJ3501 .H45
5.	S262 .A8	SB262 .A8	6.	LB1050 .K3 P19	LB1050 .K3 P19
7.	TT2833 .H61	TT2833 .H16	8.	PQ8456 .B321	PQ8456 .B321
9.	FKL C78 .U7 L4	C78 .U7 L4	10.	NK812 .J84 v.3	NK812 .J84 v.1
11.	F83 .G8	F83 .H2	12.	J1 .V6 P7	J1 .V6 R7
13.	Z2634 .M2	Z2654 .M2	14.	MN893 .W92	NM893 .W92

Section B

One of your many duties as a Library Assistant will be to place books in call number order so that they may easily be reshelved. This process is called routing and these exercises will give you some practice routing books by their call numbers. In each of the ten separate exercises, arrange the call number from lowest to highest giving the lowest call number a number of 1 and the highest call number a number of 5.

Example: (2) PN 12
.E3 (1) PN 1
.A8 (4) PN 58
.J6 (3) PN 14
.G17 (5) PN 203
.H2

Exercise 1:	E83.5 .L2	E18 .H9	E832 .J21	E738 .I9	E79.8 .G9
Exercise 2:	BR206 .A2693	BR206 .B4	BR206 .A3	BR206 .A27	BR206 .A2
Exercise 3:	Q523 .G31	Q23 .O8	Q32 .O8	Q526 .A9	Q632 .H9
Exercise 4:	PR803 .P56	PR803 .P65	PR830 .P56	PR813.5 .P56	P813.5 .P65
Exercise 5:	DT1261 .C26	DT1261 .B7	DT1261 .A9	DT1261 .E13	DT1261 .D94
Exercise 6:	JA102 .A213	JA102 .A21	JA105.5 .D3884	JA105.5 .D39	JA 106 .H2
Exercise 7:	GV201 .A8 B3	GV201 .B6 L9	GV201 .A8 Z2	GV201 .B6 M6	GV201 .A8 C4
Exercise 8:	PG269 .G4 A42	PG269 .G4 A3	PG269 .G4 A31	PG269 .G4 A285	PG269 .G4 A9
Exercise 9:	N103.5 .A31	N1036 .A28	N10 .H5	N503 .S8	N6901 .G4
Exercise 10:	JK210 .A9 1947 v.3	JK210 .A9 1962 v.1	JK210 .A9 1947 v.2	JK210 .A9 1947 v.1	JK210 .A9 v.2

Section C

Each of the following pairs of call numbers belong to a different floor. Examine each pair of call numbers and then write the number of the floor on the preceding line.

AP 1 .J5 v.84	GR 1256 .U7 I9	Thesis SB 21 .E30
FKL BQ 7673 .P32	Tib-D BQ 7673 .P32	PT 1155 .F68 v.2
PQ 7100 .D536 no.91-96	PG 3476 .T76 Z663	HN 20 .P2 F81
O.C. PL 2250 .W48 v. 22-23	Ref. PN 7000 .B588	BL 1675 .A1 A25 v.22 c.3
Slav Ref. Z 2495 .S73	DT 878 .Z9 R28 c.3	Gov. Pubs W 7.16/2: 71
UGS PA 2344 .Z5 C5	L 245 .A22	PQ 1452 .F23 R6 1988
Secure Area PN 701 .J23	BX 234 .D86 H2	AC 5 .N349 T12

Last Updated: July 25th, 2012
Conceptual Design by: D. Dallis
Code by: A Breeze, D. Allen
Comments: Collection Management
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