Which term is used to describe placing fiction by genre for browsing convenience?

• A. Genrefication
• B. Dynamic Shelving
• C. Circulation
• D. Scholarly Journal

Answer: (A)

The main idea being tested is organizing fiction by genre to aid browsing. Genrefication is the practice of placing fiction into genre-labeled sections so readers can browse by genre—like mystery, fantasy, or science fiction—and easily discover books that fit their interests. This direct description matches the scenario of arranging fiction by genre for convenient browsing, making it the best choice.

Dynamic shelving isn’t a standard term for this idea and doesn’t specify genre grouping. Circulation refers to lending items, not how they’re shelved. A scholarly journal is a type of academic publication, not a shelving method.