A portion of a page that gives you more information about a topic.
Where you should look to locate the page numbers of different topics in the back of a nonfiction text.
When two photographs are compared by being placed next to one another it is called:
What you call the writing beneath a photograph that gives more information.
Where you look to find the page numbers of where different chapters start.
A special type of print that looks slanted
A diagram that shows similarities and differences between two objects. Looks like two circles.
A real picture, not a drawing
The location in a nonfiction book where you can find the definitions of boldfaced words.
This kind of word tells a reader, 'ALERT! This word is important.' It can usually be looked up in the book's glossary
The wrap up sentence in a book is called a:
The name of the writing directly below the title of a book.
A chart that shows information or data in columns so that it is easier to read.
The person who writes a book.
The name for the writing on a page in a book.
