What are the 3 kinds of card catalog with meaning and example?

Answer 1

the three example of card katalog are author who is the one making the story,second the title the title of the story or book and the last is subject the environment of the book the three example of card katalog are author who is the one making the story,second the title the title of the story or book and the last is subject the environment of the book

Answer 2

author cardENGR STUART,ANN

11 The Technical Writer

S87 Holt,Rinehart and Winston, inc.

New York,Montreal,London

C 199 399 pp.

title card subject card

Answer 3

The three (main) types of card catalogues are:

1. Author catalogue- each card is arranged alphabetically according the last name(s) of the author(s) of the item. This is the catalogue you use when you know the author of the item you are looking for. For example: if you were looking for one of the Harry Potterbooks, you would look under the letter "R" forRowling, J.K.
2. Title catalogue-each card is arranged alphabetically according the title of the item. This is the catalogue that you use when you know the title of the item you are looking for. For example: if you were looking for the second book in the Harry Potterseries, you would look under the letter "H" for Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
3. Subject catalogue-each card is arranged alphabetically according the subject heading(s) of the item. This is the catalogue you use when you aren't sure of the title or author, and/or if you want to find an item on a specific subject. For example: if you were looking for a book on Wizardsthat was Juvenile Fiction, you would first look under "W" for Wizards, then look for the card(s) that included the subheading Juvenile Fiction(i.e. "Wizards -- Juvenile Fiction", which would be afterthe cards that are under only "Wizards"). Here you would find all the books with the heading Wizards -- Juvenile Fiction, which would include all the books in the Harry Potter series, as well as other titles.

Answer 4

Three kinds of card catalogs used in libraries are author, title, and subject. This nearly obsolete form of organization in the library was a way for readers to find books.