tells the readers what a section of a text is about. It can help readers locate information quickly.

a list of items shown with symbols (like dots) instead of numbers to make information easy to read.

a separate box of text that gives extra facts or interesting information related to the main text.

an image of a real person, place, thing, or event that helps readers understand what they are reading.

explains what a picture, photograph, or graphic shows.

a drawing that shows the parts of something or explains how something works.

shows facts or information in a visual way to help readers understand data.

a drawing that shows where places or things are located.

any visual element (like pictures, maps, charts, or diagrams) that helps readers understand information.

parts of a text that help readers find information quickly and understand the text better.

uses bars to compare information or show amounts.

organizes information in rows and columns so readers can compare facts easily.

tells what the entire text is mostly about.

slanted letters used to show special words or titles.

dark, thick letters used to show important words.

a list of important words and their meanings in alphabetical order, usually found at the back of a book.

an alphabetical list that helps readers find topics and page numbers quickly, usually found in the back of a book.

shows the titles of sections or chapters and the page numbers where they can be found in the front of a book.

gives more details about a heading and breaks a section into smaller parts.

the smaller line of words under the title that gives more information about the topic.

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Term	Definition
heading	tells the readers what a section of a text is about. It can help readers locate information quickly.
bulleted list	a list of items shown with symbols (like dots) instead of numbers to make information easy to read.
sidebar	a separate box of text that gives extra facts or interesting information related to the main text.
picture/photograph	an image of a real person, place, thing, or event that helps readers understand what they are reading.
caption	explains what a picture, photograph, or graphic shows.
diagram	a drawing that shows the parts of something or explains how something works.
graph or chart	shows facts or information in a visual way to help readers understand data.
map	a drawing that shows where places or things are located.
graphic feature	any visual element (like pictures, maps, charts, or diagrams) that helps readers understand information.
text feature	parts of a text that help readers find information quickly and understand the text better.
bar graph	uses bars to compare information or show amounts.
table	organizes information in rows and columns so readers can compare facts easily.
title	tells what the entire text is mostly about.
italics	slanted letters used to show special words or titles.
bold print	dark, thick letters used to show important words.
glossary	a list of important words and their meanings in alphabetical order, usually found at the back of a book.
index	an alphabetical list that helps readers find topics and page numbers quickly, usually found in the back of a book.
table of contents	shows the titles of sections or chapters and the page numbers where they can be found in the front of a book.
subheading	gives more details about a heading and breaks a section into smaller parts.
subtitle	the smaller line of words under the title that gives more information about the topic.

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