Exam 7: Subject 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
Exam 12: Managing a Rim Program51 Questions
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An advantage of filing by subject is that related records are easy to find.
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Sometimes documents cannot be filed effectively by any other filing characteristic than the subject or topic.
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Secondary guide captions are the same as the general subject titles in a subject encyclopedic arrangement.
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Subject filing is recommended when the range of topics is broad and the volume of records is large.
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Match each item with the correct statement listed next.
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A dictionary-type listing of all possible words and combinations of words by which records may be requested
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relative index
subject records management
direct access
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Folder label captions on general subject folders in the dictionary file arrangement include
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Match each item with the correct statement listed next.
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An alphabetic system of storing and retrieving records by their subject or topic
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inspecting
dictionary arrangement
indirect access
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In the dictionary file arrangement, subject titles are subdivided.
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