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FCAT-Locating and Interpreting Information

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Almanacs   Think "statistics". Includes calendars, weather forecasts , information about the moon, stars, ocean tides and statistcs.  
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Atlases   Think "maps". Books of maps that also have information about the geography of the earth.  
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Road atlases   Think "travel". Will show you which Interstate highways or roads to take when you travel inside a state or from state to state.  
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Historical atlases   Think " old maps". Contain very old maps that show the names and location of countries hundreds of years ago.  
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Encyclopedias   Has passages about every subject arranged in alphabetical order( by subject).  
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Reader's Guides to Periodical Literature   Books that list magazine articles from 100 magazines. you can look up a subject and read the titles of magazine articles about your subject.  
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Telephone Book - Yellow Pages   Think "Goods and Services". List, goods and services you can buy in your city. Arranged alphabetically by subject such as Automobiles, Churches, and Dentists.  
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Dictionaries   Gives the number of syllables in a word, its pronunciation, its part of speech, and its word origins. Sometimes it gives synonyms.  
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Thesaurus   Think "synonym/antonym". Lists words in alphabetical order and gives their synonyms (words with same meaning) and antonyms (words with opposite meaning).  
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