Nonfiction
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- Q1used to draw attention to important information within a document so a reader can identify the key issues and facts quicklyBullet Points30s
- Q2gives the heading and beginning page number for each section in the bookTable of Contents30s
- Q3Divides the text into sectionsHeading30s
- Q4a picture taken with a camera that shows what something looks like in real lifePhotograph30s
- Q5a hand-drawn pictureIllustration30s
- Q6the words next to or below a picture that tell what it is or what it is aboutCaption30s
- Q7can be bold-face, italicized, or colored font that makes words stand outTypes of Print30s
- Q8tells what words mean; is like a small dictionaryGlossary30s
- Q9represent and show data that is related to, or elaborates on, something in the main body of text.Tables/Charts/Graphs30s
- Q10an alphabetical list of topics that are in a nonfiction book and tells what page the topics are onIndex30s
- Q11shows important events or activities that happen in sequential orderTimeline30s
- Q12Allow readers to see detailed depictions of an object from the text with labels that teach the important components.Labeled Diagram30s
- Q13helps the reader find locations of places on EarthMap30s
- Q14box set apart from the main text (usually located on the side or bottom of the page) and elaborates on a detail mentioned in the text.Sidebar30s
- Q15the author gives details to give the reader a mental picture lots of adjectivesDescription30s