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Q: You have bought a can of fizzy drink and a filled roll.  You decide to save them for later.  During the morning you are working in the Learning Resource Centre and begin to feel a bit hungry and thirsty. What should you do?
- Leave the Learning Resource Centre and go to one of the areas in college where eating and drinking is allowed to have your food there. (There are plenty of places in college where you can eat and drink but you are not allowed to eat and drink in the Learning Resource Centre.)
- Sneak your food out of your bag and try to eat it without the Learning Resource Centre staff noticing. (Eating and drinking is not allowed in the Learning Resource Centre and the staff will ask you to leave.)
- Open the can of drink and keep it on the table next to the computer so you can sip it while you are working. (The only drink you may bring into the Learning Resources Centre is a bottle of water with a screw lid which must be kept on the floor away from the computers.)
- Share a bar of chocolate and a bag of sweets that your friend has. (All food is banned from the Learning Resource Centre including sweets.)
A: Leave the Learning Resource Centre and go to one of the areas in college where eating and drinking is allowed to have your food there.

Q: You are expecting an important call and decide to keep your mobile phone switched on all day.  Your class has a lesson in the Learning Resource Centre. What should you do?
- Keep your mobile phone switched on and hope it doesn't ring until after the lesson in the Learning Resource Centre. (Mobile phones should be switched off while you are in the Learning Resource Centre so that other students and staff who are working are not disturbed.)
- Put your mobile phone onto silent and leave the Learning Resource Centre if you receive a call. (Mobile phones should be switched off while you are in the Learning Resource Centre so that other students and staff who are working are not disturbed. But you may have your phone on silent as long as you leave the Learning Resource Centre promptly to answer a call.)
- Keep your phone switched on and let it ring each time you receive a message or a call. (Mobile phones should be switched off while you are in the Learning Resource Centre so that other students and staff who are working are not disturbed. The Learning Resource Centre staff will ask you to leave if your phone keeps ringing and you might get excluded from using the facilities in the LRC.)
- Answer your mobile phone quickly and quietly if you receive the call you were expecting. (Mobile phones should be switched off while you are in the Learning Resource Centre so that other students and staff who are working are not disturbed. The Learning Resource Centre staff will ask you to leave and take your call outside)
A: Put your mobile phone onto silent and leave the Learning Resource Centre if you receive a call.

Q: You and a friend have been working for a couple of hours on the computers in the Learning Resource Centre.  You both feel as if you need a break.  What should you do?
- Stop work and tell each other about what you did at the weekend. (Quiet talk is allowed in the Learning Resource Centre as long as it is about your course. You will be asked to leave by Learning Resource Centre staff if you are having a chat and not doing any work.)
- Log onto a games website to give yourself a break from work. (You are not allowed to play games in the Learning Resource Centre. The Learning Resource Centre staff will ask you to leave if you are not getting on with your course work.)
- Log off the computers and go and have something to eat and drink in one of the college's food serveries. (It is a good idea to take regular breaks when you have been working on a PC for a long time.)
A: Log off the computers and go and have something to eat and drink in one of the college's food serveries.

Q: You have found a good book in the Learning Resource Centre relevant to the course you are studying.  You would like to take the book home to refer to when completing an assignment.  What should you do?
- Put the book in you bag and leave the Learning resource Centre. (You must always take any books that you wish to borrow from the Learning Resource Centre to the staff at the issues and returns desk. You will need to show your student ID card so that details of books you borrow can be kept on your records. Staff will also remove the security trigger from the books so that you do not set off the alarm when you leave.)
- Take the book to the issues and returns desk. Explain to the staff that you would like to borrow the book but you have forgotten your ID card. You know your ID number and offer to tell the staff what it is. (You will not be able to take books from the Learning Resource Centre unless you have your ID card. You need to remember to bring your ID card with you each day when you are in college.)
- Take the book to the issues and returns desk and show the staff your ID card. (The book will be issued on your records and the security trigger removed.)
- Ask a friend to borrow the book for you as you have forgotten your ID card. (Details of books issued are recorded against the ID card number of the student who borrows it. You should not take books out for another person because if they fail to return the book it will still be recorded on your ID number and you will be required to pay the price of the book or replace it.)
A: Take the book to the issues and returns desk and show the staff your ID card.

Q: You decide to borrow two books and two journals from the Learning Resource Centre.  The staff tell you that the journals must be returned in one week and the books must be returned within three weeks.  The staff stamp the books and journals with the latest date that they must be returned.  You realise that you might need to use the books and journals for longer than this.  What should you do?
- Bring the books and journals back to the Learning Resource Centre before the stamped date and ask to renew them. (Books are issued for three weeks at a time and you are able to renew them once. This makes sure that books are available for other students to use. Journals may be renewed more than once provided that they have not been reserved by another student. You will need to have your ID card and bring the books and journals to the issues and returns desk before the date stamped in them.)
- Keep the journals for three weeks and return them at the same time as the books and pretend that you did not know that journals can only be borrowed for one week at a time. (If you fail to return a journal by the date stamped, you will be sent a letter asking you to return it and you will also get a fine of 5p for each day it is overdue.)
- Return the journals on time but keep the books for longer than the date stamped in them. (You will be sent a letter asking you to return the books and you will be fined 5p per day for each overdue book.)
- Decide to keep the books and journals and not bother returninmg them to the Learning Resource Centre. (You will be sent a bill for the cost of replacing the books and journals as well as being fined 5p per day for each overdue item.)
A: Bring the books and journals back to the Learning Resource Centre before the stamped date and ask to renew them.

Q: You are working in the Learning Resource Centre and you feel a bit peckish.  You have some crisps and a bar of chocolate in your bag.

What should you do?
- Try and eat your snack without the Learning Resource Centre staff noticing.
- Go to the common room and have your food there.
- Buy a can of drink to go with your food and bring it back to the LRC and have a picnic.
A: Go to the common room and have your food there.

Q: You are feeling thirsty.  What should you do?
- Ask a friend to fetch you a coffee.
- Open a can of drink that you have in your bag.
- Have a drink from a bottle of water with a screw cap that you keep on the floor away from the computers.
A: Have a drink from a bottle of water with a screw cap that you keep on the floor away from the computers.

Q: You are expecting an important phone call. Do you?
- Put your mobile phone on to silent and leave the Learning Resosurce Centre immediately if you receive a call.
- Wait for your phone to ring and rush out of the Learning Resource Centre.
- Keep your phone switched on and let it ring each time you receive a message or call.
A: Put your mobile phone on to silent and leave the Learning Resosurce Centre immediately if you receive a call.

Q: You have been working on the computers and feel as if you need a break. What should you do?
- Chat to a friend.
- Log onto a games website.
- Log off and go to the common room.
A: Log off and go to the common room.

Q: You are working with a group of classmates and need to discuss your work.  Should you?
- Shout across the room to attract their attention.
- Turn your Personal Media Player up really loud so that they all can hear it.
- Speak quietly in whispers so that you don't disturb other people who are trying to work.
A: Speak quietly in whispers so that you don't disturb other people who are trying to work.

Q: You want to be comfortable while you are working on the computers.  What should you do?
- Adjust the height and back of your chair.
- Ride your chair across the room to see if it is comfortable.
- Put your feet up on the table.
A: Adjust the height and back of your chair.

Q: What do you need to have with you in order to borrow resources from the Learning Resource Centre?
- Driving licence.
- Your student ID card
- Bus pass.
A: Your student ID card

Q: For how long may Red Reference books be borrowed?
- Three weeks.
- One week.
- They cannot be removed from the LRC.
A: They cannot be removed from the LRC.

Q: For how long may you borrow a standard loan book?
- Six weeks.
- One week.
- Three weeks.
A: Three weeks.

Q: For how long may you borrow white reference books?
- For as long as you want.
- One week.
- For up to four hour during the day or overnight after 2.30pm.
A: For up to four hour during the day or overnight after 2.30pm.

Q: For how long may back copies of journals be borrowed?
- One week.
- One day.
- One hour.
A: One week.

Q: How much is the fine if a standard loan book is returned late?
- £2.50 per week
- 5p per day
- 50p per day.
A: 5p per day

Q: How many books are you allowed to borrow at any one time?
- 6
- 10
- 3
A: 6

Q: Where would you search to see if there are books available for your subject?
- Heritage library catalogue.
- Google.
- College website.
A: Heritage library catalogue.

Q: The book you desperately want to borrow is on loan to another reader.  What should you do?
- Ask the LRC staff to reserve the book for you when it is returned by the other reader.
- Look all over college for the student who has the book.
- Find the information you need from Wikipedia instead.
A: Ask the LRC staff to reserve the book for you when it is returned by the other reader.

Q: Which is the correct way to reference a book?

A) Jeyness, J. (2000) Practical Health and Safety Management for Small Businesses. Oxford: Butterworth-Heinmann.

B) Practical Health and Safety Management for Small Businesses. Jeyness, J. (2000) Butterworth-Heinmann. Oxford

C) J, Jeyness. Practical Health and Safety Management for Small Businesses. (2000) Oxford, Butterworth-Heinmann.
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A: A)

Q: Which is the correct way to reference a journal?

A) Galley, R. 220 Crafts, 'A Woman with a Plan.' (2009), pp. 32-33

B) Galley, R. (2009) 'A Woman with a Plan', Crafts, 220, pp. 32-33.

C) Galley, R. (2009) A Woman with a Plan. Crafts, 220, pp. 32-33
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A: B)

Q: How do you reference an electronic journal from an online database?

a) Smutnick, J. and Bohannon, R. (2010) 'Hip and knee flexion of lead and trail limbs during ascent of a step of different heights by normal adults', Physiotherapy, 95(4), pp. 289-293 ScienceDirect [Online]. Available at: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=MImg&_imagekey=B7CVK-4WPS9M5-3-4&_cdi=18081&_user=6298795&_orig=browse&_coverDate=12%2F31%2F2009&_sk=999049995&view=c&wchp=dGLbVzW-zSkzS&md5=fe1bc87ea9ad8607aa222b051deb6d4a&ie=/sdarticle.pdf(Accessed: 27 January 2010).

b) Jason A. Smutnick and Richard W. Bohannon (2009) 'Hip and knee flexion of lead and trail limbs during ascent of a step of different heights by normal adults', Physiotherapy, 95(4) pp. 289-293. [online] Available at http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=MImg&_imagekey=B7CVK-4WPS9M5-3-4&_cdi=18081&_user=6298795&_orig=browse&_coverDate=12%2F31%2F2009&_sk=999049995&view=c&wchp=dGLbVzW-zSkzS&md5=fe1bc87ea9ad8607aa222b051deb6d4a&ie=/sdarticle.pdf

c) Jason A. Smutnick and Richard W. Bohannon (2009) 'Hip and knee flexion of lead and trail limbs during ascent of a step of different heights by normal adults', Physiotherapy, 95(4) [online] Available at http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=MImg&_imagekey=B7CVK-4WPS9M5-3-4&_cdi=18081&_user=6298795&_orig=browse&_coverDate=12%2F31%2F2009&_sk=999049995&view=c&wchp=dGLbVzW-zSkzS&md5=fe1bc87ea9ad8607aa222b051deb6d4a&ie=/sdarticle.pdf[Accessed: 10th December 2009].
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A: A)

Q: What is the correct way to reference an e-book?

a) Armitage, A.; Bryant, R.; Dunnill, R.; Flanagan, K.; Hayes, D.; Hudson, A.; Kent, J.; Lawes, S.; Renwick, M. (2007), Teaching and Training in Post-Compulsory Education, Myilibrary, (Online) Available at: http://lib.myilibrary.com/Browse/open.asp?ID=133104&loc=Cover

b) Armitage, A.; Bryant, R.; Dunnill, R.; Flanagan, K.; Hayes, D.; Hudson, A.; Kent, J.; Lawes, S.; Renwick, M. Teaching and Training in Post-Compulsory Education, (2007), Myilibrary, [Online] Available at: 9 December 2009 http://lib.myilibrary.com/Browse/open.asp?ID=133104&loc=Cover

c) Armitage, A., Bryant, R., Dunnill, R., Flanagan, K., Hayes, D., Hudson, A., Kent, J., Lawes, S. and Renwick, M. (2007), Teaching and Training in Post-Compulsory Education 3rd ed. Myilibrary [Online]. Available at: http://lib.myilibrary.com/Browse/open.asp?ID=133104&loc=Cover (Accessed: 9 December 2009).
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A: C)

Q: Which is the correct way to reference Web pages?

a) The Royal British Legion (Accessed: 9 December 2009) The Royal British Legion- About The Royal British Legion. Available at: http://www.britishlegion.org.uk/about-us

b) The Royal British Legion (2009) The Royal British Legion- About The Royal British Legion. Available at: http://www.britishlegion.org.uk/about-us (Accessed: 9 December 2009)

c) The Royal British Legion- About The Royal British Legion, The Royal British Legion (Accessed: 9 December 2009) . Available at: http://www.britishlegion.org.uk/about-us
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A: B)

- London (Think again)
- Paris
A: Paris

Q: What is the capital of France?
- London (Think carefully again)
- Paris
A: Paris

Q: match the capital cities to their country.
- London | England - a long time ago the capital city was Cambridge but it changed to London due to the access by river.
- Edinburgh | Scotland
- Paris | France
- Cardiff | Wales
- Which country is Canberra the capital city of? | Australia