Please make sure you will come up with your own unique work for this, not copy somewhere else because it’s already happened before and I have to create a new order for it again. And I do need an A+ paper for this. Here is the assignment: Please answer the following 10 reference questions to the best of your ability. Note that some might contain mistakes or too little information to go on since users rarely have all the information you will need to answer their question. If you feel you need more information, please state this as part of your answer. You might take a look at the course Webliography for sources of ready-reference on the Internet–such as the Librarians’ Index to the Internet, LibrarySpot, or My Virtual Reference Desk–as you try to answer some of these. You should also assume the patron has access to the SJSU electronic library catalog (and the physical collection of books and serials), SJSU databases, and any other e-holdings available via SJSU. Answer the questions as though you were responding directly to an email inquiry from a library user. Do not send the user away empty-handed no matter how poorly formulated or unclear the question! Be sure and provide possible relevant Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSHs) for open-ended questions (like when a patron asks for a list of resources or “some information on X”) and offer some titles found using them via the SJSU online catalog. Make sure you provide reliable information. This might mean checking more than one source to verify accuracy. Keep Cassell and Hiremath by your side at all times and use the index to Cassell and Hiremath (pp. 473-508) to look up subject-specific resources. I do not consider Wikipedia a reliable reference source. If you cite it, that’s fine, but you must provide other sources that verify what a Wikipedia entry claims. Alan Liu, an English Professor at UC Santa Barbara, does a good job of explaining the issues in his policy statement to his students on Appropriate Use of Wikipedia (Links to an external site.). After providing each answer, please explain how you went about the process of finding it and cite the source, including bibliographic details in APA style, used to provide the answer. 1. How can I find out what was going on in the literary world during World War II? 2. How can I find circulation statistics (i.e., how many subscribers there are) for the scholarly journal ELH? 3. I need to write a paper on colonialism in Shakespeare’s play The Tempest. Can you help me find some appropriate scholarly books and peer-reviewed journal articles on this topic? 4. How do clouds form? Which clouds produce rain? 5. I need book reviews of W. E. B. Du Bois’s book The Souls of Black Folk. It was first published way back in 1903. Can you help me find reviews from that year or shortly thereafter? 6. I have to write a paper for my Linguistics class on an obscure language that not many people speak. I want to look into Vanuatu languages, perhaps the language known as Mwotlap. Can you help me find some information on these languages? 7. I am looking for the full text of a specific book review of a poet by the name of Christian Wiman. It is a review that appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer: Review of “Ambition and Survival: Becoming a Poet,” in the Philadelphia Inquirer, January 20, 2008, by Frank Wilson. Is the full text available online somewhere? 8. I need some information about the actor Patrick Stewart. I think he was born around 1940. 9. Can my library get a site license to the electronic version of the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers? If so how much does it cost? 10. Which Presidents of the United States have also served as Justices on the US Supreme Court? Although I put 2 pages but after answering those 10 questions clearly, the paper can be 6-8 pages (but not really much of deep writings, mostly answering the questions). Please have a look at the sample paper I’ve attached (10Referencequestions_Excercise1.doc) to have the idea what you will work on before bidding. Thank you.