The DDS divides knowledge into ten main classes. The ten main classes are each divided into ten divisions, and each division into ten sections, giving ten main classes, 100 divisions and 1000 sections.
<span>Except for general works and fiction, works are classified principally by subject, with extensions for subject relationships, place, time or type of material, producing classification numbers of at least three digits but otherwise of indeterminate length with a decimal point before the fourth digit, where present (e.g. 330 for economics + .9 for geographic treatment + .04 for Europe = 330.94 European economy; 973 for United States + .05 form division for periodicals = 973.05 periodicals concerning the United States generally). </span>
<span>Books are placed on the shelf in increasing numerical order of the decimal number, e.g. 050, 220, 330, 330.973, 331. When two books have the same classification number the second line of the call number (usually the first letter or letters of the author's last name, the title if there is no identifiable author) is placed in alphabetical order. </span>
In the political cartoon, the cartoonist thinks opening the beaches is not a good idea. He thinks that coronavirus will strike as soon as the beaches are open since people will be close to each other. He is persuading us to not go to the beaches, or not to open them at all.
The answer is anomalies because deformed is a very strong way of talking about his appearance, and is very rude. Elective and petrified don't make too much sense. Anomalies is a slight way of saying that he won't be normal, but it isn't too rude like deformed.
