Exam 7: Subject Records Management
Exam 1: Records and Information Management54 Questions
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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
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A disadvantage of filing by subject is that main subject titles and subdivision titles may overlap.
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Filing by subject provides security by protecting correspondents' names.
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To locate subject records for retrieval, filers can use a
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To find contact information for documents from correspondents stored in a subject file consult the
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A single alphabetic filing arrangement in which all types of entries (names, subjects, titles, etc.)are interfiled
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encyclopedic arrangement
relative index
indirect access
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OUT indicators are not needed when storing records by subject titles.
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When preparing a document to be filed in a subject file, write the subject title
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The subject dictionary arrangement includes main subject titles and subdivisions on folder captions.
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Which of the following statements is an important guideline for filing by subject?
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A general subject folder is necessary when records are filed by the main subjects and subdivisions.
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The best way to code a cross-reference subject in the body of a letter is to
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Filing methods, such as alphabetic and subject, are never combined.
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A subject filing arrangement in which records are filed under the specific subtitle to which they relate
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dictionary arrangement
encyclopedic arrangement
name index
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Only one person in an office should be responsible for selecting subject titles.
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A method of access to records without reference to an index or other finding aid
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inspecting
indirect access
subject records management
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A current list of all files by their file numbers
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direct access
encyclopedic arrangement
name index
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Customized guide and folder labels are not required in subject filing.
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A listing of all correspondents' names stored in a subject file
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dictionary arrangement
name index
inspecting
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