Question

Which below is Enumerated classifications consist of what type of structure?

a. Groupings

b. Polyhierarchical

c. Hierarchical

d. Taxonomic nomenclature

What does below it mean when two or more items are consistently grouped together in a system of organization?

A. They're identical

B. It's assumed that they're somehow related

C. It doesn't mean anything

D. They mean the same thing

Answer 1

Answer:

Enumerated classifications- Enumeration is normally achieved by first identifying the main disciplines to be covered by the scheme, either on a pragmatic basis or philosophical and allocating each a main class. Then each discipline is divided into subclasses/submodules. This process of the subdivision is continued until an appropriate level of specificity has been achieved. The object is to provide one place, and one place only, for each subject. Enumerated classifications are essentially top-down methods of analysis: you start at the top of the hierarchy and work your way down until you find a suitable heading or specific term that describes or classifies your text. Option c should be correct.

When two or more items consistently grouped together into a system in an organization that has the same property values. Option A is correct.