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Local examples · adult reviewYear 3 English · T1 W9–10 · References / Local fact

A useful, narrow example

State Library of Queensland points readers to OneSearch for finding and accessing its collections. This is a provider-page purpose, not an item availability, entitlement, opening or local school-service result.

Modified from Collections, ©The State of Queensland(State Library of Queensland)2026, CC BY4.0 for covered ordinary page text, subject to item/rights terms. Original limited paraphrase; no provider assets.

Make a reviewed local example

1. An adult chooses a relevant official source for the actual place/job; no child account, photograph or search is required.
2. Read the exact section and issued/checked dates; separate the provider’s stated purpose from a current local result.
3. Write only the narrow supported fact in the blank record. List availability, permission or operating claims the source does not support.
4. Review permissions, child suitability, cultural authority and accessibility before selecting material. A source being online is not a copying grant.
5. Offer the complete original LF-FICTION if the local source is unavailable, stale, inappropriate or too time-consuming. An unavailable source or an undated brochure does not establish a current local fact.

Use this complete fictional alternative

The invented Paper Place directory points readers to its Find-a-card catalogue to search the pretend collection. It gives no particular card availability, borrowing entitlement or opening result. A reader would need an appropriate current item/source record before making those claims. No real library, account or service is involved.

Explain the stated catalogue purpose and one result still needing a relevant current source.

Blank adult review record

Complete dated fact and source-review record, including the current and inherited acquisition history