Cover
Title Page
Table of Contents
Author
Illustrator
100

This is the very front part of a book that often shows a picture and the book's name. What is it?

What is the cover?

100

The page that shows the book's name and who wrote it is called what?

What is the title page?

100

The part that lists the chapters and page numbers is called what?

table of contents

100

The person who writes the words in a book is called the what?

Author

100

The person who makes the pictures in a book is called the what?

illustrator

200

True or False — The cover keeps the pages inside safe and together.

True.

200

What two things are usually on the title page? (Name two)

What is the book title and author (and often publisher)?

200

True or False — The table of contents helps you find the page for a story or topic.

True

200

Name one job the author does for a book. (One-word or short answer)

writes the words or story

200

What can pictures help you do when you read? (One short answer)

help explain the story, show characters or setting

300

Name one thing you might see on a book cover besides a picture.

What is:

title, author name, picture, publisher logo, or blurb.

300

If you want to know who wrote the words in a book, which part do you look at?

What is the author?

300

If you want to find chapter 3 quickly, what part of the book do you check?

table of contents

300

 True or False — The author draws the pictures in every book.

False

300

True or False — Some books have both an author and an illustrator.

True

400

Why is the cover important when you choose a book to read? (Short answer)

helps show what the book is about and makes you want to read it

400

On the title page you see the book name and the author. Where else in the book might the author’s name appear? (One place)

What is on the cover or at the top/bottom of the page?

400

Show how you would use the table of contents to go to a chapter about "Farm Animals." (One sentence)

Use the table of contents to find the chapter name and go to its page number

400

If you liked the story, where could you look to see other books by the same author? (Hint: a place in the book or library)

on the cover or in a library catalog

400

Look at a picture in a book. Give one clue from the picture that helps you understand the story. (Short answer)

example: a picture shows the weather or how a character feels

500

Tell how the cover and the back cover help you decide if you want to read the book. (2–3 simple sentences)

cover shows pictures/title and back cover has summary/reviews to help decide

500

Explain why the title page is useful. (1–2 short sentences)

What is it shows the official name of the book and who wrote it.

500

Describe two things you can learn from a table of contents. (Two short items)

chapter names and page numbers or order of stories/sections.

500

Write one sentence telling why the author is important to a book.

the author creates the story and ideas

500

Explain how the illustrator and author work together to make a book good. (1–2 simple sentences)

the author writes the words and the illustrator draws pictures to help tell the story.

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