Anatomy of a Book
This part of a book may include the title, author, illustrator, art or photographs, and indicates the front of the book
What is the cover?
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What is Sora?
This person is in charge of a library
Who is the librarian?
Poems I Wrote when No One was Looking
What are the 800s?
Literature and Poetry
Go Eagles! (namely Barry)
What is Asbury's mascot?
In non-fiction books this page lists the subject headings and the pages they're found on
What is the table of contents?
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What is Destiny Discover?
This person writes the text or storyline in a book.
Who is the author?
Titanic: Voices from the Disaster
What are the 900s?
History and Geography
Go Griffins!
What is Grant's mascot?
In fiction books this page lists the chapter titles and the pages they're found on
What is the table of contents?
Use this book to find the definition of the word "griffin"
What is a dictionary?
This person creates the pictures in a book.
Who is the illustrator?
Seeing Symmetry
What are the 500s?
Science and Math
Go Jaguars!
What is Merrill's mascot?
A label with the book's call number is affixed to this part of the book
What is the spine?
Use this book to find a synonym for the word "abandoned"
What is a thesaurus?
This person wrote The Most Beautiful Roof in the World
Who is Kathryn Lasky?
A book about how to keep score in tennis
What are the 700s?
Art and Play
Go Falcons
What is DSST Cedar's mascot?
In non-fiction books this section explains the meaning of difficult or unusual words found in the text
What is a glossary?
"Copying and passing off someone else's work or ideas as your own." Be careful not to do this when you are writing your assignments
What is plagiarism?
"It is derived from the Latin plagiarius—literally, a kidnapper who ensnares children or slaves in a plaga (net). The Roman poet Martial (40-102 AD), fiercely protective of his literary creations, was the first to apply the word plagiarius to someone who stole his words with false claims of authorship."
This librarian created a system to organize non-fiction books into ten subject groups using numbers, decimals, and letters
Who is Melvil Dewey?
A graphic novel
What are the 700s?
Art and Play
What these letters mean: DSST
What is Denver School of Science and Technology?