Library Orientation

In the Dewey Decimal Classification system, the number 9-10 library corresponds to the letter 'J' which represents History and Auxiliary Sciences.

The question is asking for the letter that stands for the 11-12 library, which is 'L'. None of the other options (A, S, M) correspond to the 11-12 library in the question.

The correct answer is '...' as books cannot be ordered from the 11-12 library, they can only be borrowed.

In order to go to the library to use a computer during study hall, a pass must include the student's name, the date, the assignment they are working on, and the teacher's signature. This information helps ensure that students have permission to be in the library during study hall.

The table of contents and index are common places in books where readers can find specific information. Glossaries typically include definitions of terms, the back cover usually contains a book summary or author information, and acknowledgements are typically found at the beginning or end of a book to thank certain individuals.

In the card catalog, non-fiction books are typically categorized using numbers based on the Dewey Decimal Classification system.

Research papers require factual information and data, which are typically found in nonfiction books. Fiction, fantasy, and poetry books are not considered reliable sources for research papers.

In this context, 'R' stands for 'Resource', which is commonly used in various fields such as computing, finance, and engineering.

Reference books are intended to be consulted for specific information rather than read cover to cover, making an encyclopedia the best example in this context.

Books can be checked out for 20 school days, allowing students an ample amount of time to read and return the book without incurring any overdue fees.

Wikipedia is a user-created online encyclopedia where anyone can edit or contribute information, making it unreliable for academic research projects.

The EBSCOHOST databases primarily contain academic and informational resources such as newspaper articles, journal articles, magazine articles, and images. The incorrect options - eBooks, Podcasts, and Movies - are not typically found within this database.

The correct answer is about articles on social issues with differing viewpoints, not historical facts, biographies, or recipes.

It is recommended to use articles that are up to date and relevant to the current topic being researched, hence the preference for articles no more than 3 years old.