Five Laws of Library Science

 1.The Five Laws of Library Science were enunciated in

1926
1927
1928
1929
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2.We know Five Laws of Library Science were enunciated by S.R.Ranganathan. At the time Where he worked?
as the Librarian of the University of Madras
as Professor in Banaras Hindu University
as Student at University College, London
as Director in DRTC
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3.What is Fourth Law of Library Science?
Every book its reader
Every reader his/her book
The library is a growing organism
Save the time of the reader
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4.What is Second Law of Library Science?
Save the time of the reader
Every reader his/her book
The library is a growing organism
Every book its reader
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5.What is Fifth Law of Library Science?
Books are for use
The library is a growing organism
Save the time of the reader
Every book its reader
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6.What is First Law of Library Science?
Every book its reader
The library is a growing organism
Books are for use
Every reader his/her book
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7.What is Third Law of Library Science?
The library is a growing organism
Save the time of the reader
Every reader his/her book
Every book its reader
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8.Books for All is the variant of
1st Law
2nd Law
3rd Law
5th Law
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9.In which year the book Five Laws of Library Science published
1928
1929
1930
1931
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10.Who is the publisher of the book Five Laws of Library Science
S.R.Ranganathan
Madras University
Madras Library Association
University of London

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11.Which Law gives the message is that a library should be located at a central place where it is convenient to reach?
Books are for use
Every reader his/her book
Save the time of the reader
The library is a growing organism
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12.Which laws states Library hours should be convenient to users?
Fourth Law
Third Law
Second Law
First Law
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13.According to which law, children's libraries should be specially designed for children keeping in view the goal of the promotion of the use of books.
The library is a growing organism
Every reader his/her book
Save the time of the reader
Books are for use
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14.By which law, Investment in unused books is a dead investment and a waste
Every book its reader
Books are for use
Every reader his/her book
Save the time of the reader
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15.To buy a book that has no suitable or potential demand, in preference to a book that is in demand, is a violation of the Which Law.
Books are for use
Every reader his/her book
Save the time of the reader
The library is a growing organism
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16.Which Law emphasises the need for a reference service by the staffs?
Every book its reader
Books are for use
Every reader his/her book
Save the time of the reader
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17.The reader also has certain responsibilities cast on him by the law_________
The library is a growing organism
Books are for use
Every reader his/her book
Every book its reader
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18.Which Law strongly advocates user education programmes in libraries.
First Law
Second Law
Third Law
Fourth Law
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19. Which law satisfy by Resource sharing and other cooperative programmes
Fifth Law
Fourth Law
Third Law
Second Law
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20.Which Law emphasises need for a Library Legislaion?
Fourth Law
Third Law
Second Law
First Law

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