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The largest words at the top/beginning of a WHOLE text.

Title

100

Words listed with symbols or dots in front of each item.

Bulleted List

100

A picture taken by a camera

Photograph

100

Information organized in columns and rows with headings.

Table or Chart

100

 Pie, bar, line, and scatter are examples of what?

Types of graphs

200

A large, bold title at the beginning of a SECTION of text.

Heading or Subheading

200

An illustration or photo with labels identifying parts in that photo.

Diagram

200

A drawing or painting

Illustration

200

This is a page at the beginning of a book that lists the  topics covered.

Table of Contents

200

What would you use if you wanted to quickly find the page number for a specific topic in a book?

The index

300

Dark, heavy print for important words

Bold print

300

Words that tell the parts of an object in a diagram.

Labels

300

A drawing of a geographical area.

Map

300

Information at the back of a nonfiction book that lists the topics covered in alphabetical order with page numbers.

Index

300

What would you use if you wanted to know ahead of time which topics are covered in a bok?

The table of contents

400

A slanted font for important words

Italics
400

A line with dates that show the order of events.

Timeline

400
This is has the title, author, illustrator, publisher and publishing date on it.

Title Page

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A mini-dictionary that lists important words and their definitions in alphabetical order.

Glossary

400

Where would you look in a book to find out the meanings of important words in that particular book?

The glossary

500

An image that shows the reading the inside of something.

Cutaway

500

Text in a box off to the side of the main text.

Sidebar or Text Box

500

A small photo, picture, or map inside or next to a larger picture.

Inset or Close-Up

500

Why are words bolded or written in italics?

To bring attention to important words.

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These words are written next to or under a picture or illustration to help describe what the reader is seeing.

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