According to Margaret Mann "A ____________ is a subject catalogue in which the entries are arranged by some recognized system of classification; the notation or classification symbol furnishes the method of arrangements"

The Correct answer is Classified Catalog.

Key Points

• CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE:
  • ​A classified catalogue is a form of subject catalogue, in which the entries are arranged by the class number which representing the subject of document, according to the classification scheme chosen for a library. 
  • A catalogue in which some entries are number entries and some are word entries (Ranganathan).
  • A classified catalogue is a subject catalogue in which the entries are arranged by some recognized system of classification; the notation or classification symbol furnishes the method of arrangements (Margaret Mann). 
  • A classified catalogue arranges its entries in a systematic order of subjects, the order usually being that of the classification scheme used for the arrangement of books on the shelves (Henry Sharp). 
• The classified catalogue, has therefore two parts.
  • The classified part and the alphabetical part.
  • The alphabetical part serves as an index and comprises of author, title, if necessary, subject, collaborators, series, and different types of cross-reference index entries. 

Additional Information

• Alphabetical Catalogue:
  • ​An Alphabetical Catalogue is a type of library catalog that organizes bibliographic records based on the alphabetical order of significant words, usually the author, title, or subject.
  • This catalog allows users to search for materials in the library by referring to an alphabetical list of entries.
  • Alphabetical catalogues can be arranged in several ways,
    some of which are by authors, by name of persons, by title or by specific subject
• Dictionary Catalogue:
  • ​The dictionary catalogue derives its name from this general meaning of the word `dictionary'.
  • A dictionary catalogue gives information about documents available in a library with reference to their authors, titles, subjects, etc.
  • All the entries getting arranged in a single alphabetical order
• Subject Catalogue:
  • In an alphabetical subject catalogue, entries are made under the name of the specific subjects of documents.
  • Irrespective of their affiliations, specific subject entries are strictly arranged in an alphabetical order