Exam 9: Geographic Records Management
Exam 1: Records and Information Management54 Questions
Exam 2: The Rim Environment43 Questions
Exam 3: Alphabetic Indexing Rules 1-450 Questions
Exam 4: Alphabetic Indexing Rules 5-840 Questions
Exam 5: Alphabetic Indexing Rules 9-1040 Questions
Exam 6: Storing, Retrieving, and Transferring Records50 Questions
Exam 7: Subject Records Management50 Questions
Exam 8: Numeric Records Management50 Questions
Exam 9: Geographic Records Management50 Questions
Exam 10: Electronic Records File Management50 Questions
Exam 11: Electronic Media and Image Records50 Questions
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An advantage of the geographic method is that establishing a geographic arrangement for a records storage system that requires many subdivisions can be done in about the same amount of time as establishing an alphabetic name or subject file.
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Which geographic guide plan has location names on primary guides?
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When is the alphabetic index consulted to see whether the correspondent's name is currently in the storage system?
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If an alphabetic index is prepared with database software and names are kept up to date, queries can be created to view or print an updated alphabetic or master index, but an individual record cannot be viewed or printed.
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A sheet placed in an alternative file location that directs the filer to a specific record stored in a different location
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numeric file list
alphabetic index
master index
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A notation on folder tabs or sheets that directs the filer to multiple locations for related information
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compass term
geographic filing system
geographic information system
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A computer system designed to allow users to collect, manage, and analyze large volumes of data referenced to a geographic location by geographic coordinates such as longitude and latitude
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geographic filing system
compass term
alphabetic index
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A complete listing of all filing segments in the filing system
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alphabetic index
dictionary arrangement
geographic information system
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To maintain a geographically organized file of technical studies conducted by geologists, the compass term is treated as an adjective and placed after the name.
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Which indexing unit(s)is coded first on a letter for geographic storage?
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An advantage of the geographic storage method is that groups of records filed geographically can be shifted as easily as moving an entire group from one file location to another.
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An accession log is not used for any geographic filing systems.
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The geographic arrangement can be as simple as a file of city streets or countries of the world.
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In an encyclopedic arrangement of records stored in a location name guide plan, each secondary guide is accompanied by a corresponding general alphabetic city folder, which is placed at the end of that alphabetic section.
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An arrangement of geographic records in alphabetic order (A-Z)
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geographic filing system
compass point
geographic records management
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What is a good location to keep a printed copy of a master index for quick reference?
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An alphabetic arrangement of major geographic divisions, plus one or more geographic subdivisions also arranged in alphabetic order
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compass term
numeric file list
location name guide plan
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In a geographic storage system, cross-references may be needed for names of organizations having more than one address.
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Storing and retrieving records filed geographically is typically less time consuming than in an alphabetic name or subject file.
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A list of all correspondents or subjects in geographic storage
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encyclopedic arrangement
compass term
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