In the FRONT
What is used to quickly tell the reader what information they will learn about?
What is the title?
What is an alphabetical list of important words and their meaning from the text ?
What is the glossary?
What tells the reader what the text is about?
What is a heading or subtitle?
What shows an important object or idea from the text?
What are the images?
What is print that is changed to emphasize information?
What is bold or italic print?
What helps a reader find key topics in the order they're presented in?
What is the Table of Contents?
What is an alphabetical list of everything covered in a text and page numbers where they can be found?
What is the index?
What tells the reader what a section of text is about?
What is a heading?
What is used to describe what is in an image?
What are captions?
What allows readers to see detailed depictions of an object from the text with labels that teach the important components?
What are labeled diagrams?
What page gives important information about a project, book, or report (title, author’s name, publisher, copyright information, and sometimes the date or other details)?
What is a title page (the first page that gives you the key details about the book)?
What is a list of other books, articles, or sources the author used or recommends for more reading?
What is Bibliography or References?
What is a pictorial chart?
What is used to help a reader locate a place in the world that is related to text?
What is a map?
What is used to represent and show data related to, or elaborate on, something in the main body of text?
What are charts and graphs?
What adds more information on a detail mentioned in the text, but is set aside from the main text?
What is a sidebar?
What is additional information that cannot be found in the book called/or found?
What is an appendix?
What is like a small picture or part of a map that shows a specific area in more detail?
What is a map insert?
What is text that directs the user to a site and is usually highlighted in blue?
What is a hyperlink?