Look It Up!
The DDC Manual says to use this database, or a similar online source, to decide whether a production should be treated as a motion picture or a television program.
The Internet Movie Database (imdb.com)
This is the table where you would find the subdivision for the country Canada.
Table 2, Geographic areas.
Search WebDewey for Pokémon. This is the number you land on, and this is its caption.
791.4572, Single programs.
In a WebDewey search result, this small orange icon beside a number tells you the number was assembled rather than printed in the schedule.
The puzzle piece.
For help deciding the style of a piece of western popular music, the DDC Manual points you at this website.
This is the only table you may use once with any number without being told you can by a DDC schedule.
Table 1, Standard subdivisions.
Dungeons & Dragons lives at this number, whose caption is two words, and whose Notes box says "Class here fantasy games, mystery games, role-playing games."
793.93, Adventure games.
780.68 means "Music--management." Open its Synthesized number components box and name its two pieces.
78 Music, plus T1-068 Management.
To sort out cat breeds, the DDC Manual names a 1989 book by David Taylor.
The Ultimate Cat Book
The abridged edition has Tables 1 through 4. Name the two tables it leaves out, and what they cover.
T5 Ethnic and national groups, and T6 Languages.
Colour has two numbers depending on whether you mean the physics or the art. Name both.
535.6 Color (under 530 Physics)
701.85 Color (under 700 Arts)
362.7340973 means "Adoption--United States." Name its three pieces.
362.734 Adoption, plus T1-09 History, geographic treatment, biography, plus T2-73 United States.