The section of the library that has the books arranged only alphabetically by the author's last name.
What is fiction?
The section of the library that is arranged in numeric order.
What is nonfiction?
The complete name of the method he used to organize libraries.
What is the Dewey Decimal System?
The name of the book.
What is the title?
This genre can be full of magic, talking animals, and often royalty.
What is fantasy?
If the last name of the authors are identical, the part you then move on to for ABC order.
What is the first name?
The "address" of the book.
What is the call number?
10
The outer part of the book where the binding is stored and often the title and call number label are located.
What is the spine?
These can be full of problems but are not math books.
What is the title?
When you have two identical numbers, you must then use this to get nonfiction books in exactly the right spot.
What is alphabetical order using the author's last name?
The section of the library that is set up like a mini-library all on its own, following the Dewey Decimal System and Melville's desire to make easy access for everyone, but the books never leave the space.
What is the reference section?
Located under a picture in the book and provides a small explanation.
What is a caption?
Parts of these books may be influenced by real people or events from the past.
Put these in library order: Smith, Anderson, Perry.
What is Anderson, Perry, Smith?
The name or number of the section (NOT nonfiction) where someone would go to learn how to speak Spanish.
Melville Dewey's nickname.
An alphabetical order list in the back of the book to navigate you to specific topics quickly.
What is an index?
A totally relatable story that seems like it could actually happen.
What is realistic fiction?
What is biography?
What is fiction and biography?
If U R able 2 read this, U can say thx 2 Melvil Dui! His (unpopular) movement came way b4 text msgs!
What is the Spelling Reformation?
What is the verso?
UFOs, laboratories, and dystopian societies would be right at home in this genre.
What is science fiction?