A list of books and authors used to gather information for a report.

Used to call attention to new and important words that can often be found in the glossary.

Organized information in a list.

The words next to or underneath a picture that explains what it is or is about.

Used to call attention to new and important words that can often be found in the glossary.

A picture or diagram that shows the parts or layers of an object on the inside.

Used to show the parts of something.

Gives extra information about a topic.

Used to show alphabetically new or important words and shows or tells what they mean.

Used to show information in a visual way to that it is more easily understood by readers.

The words at the top of a dictionary page that let you know which words appear on that page

Tells the reader what the section what it’s about.

A digital link in a piece of informational text that takes you to another location such as a website.

A picture on a computer or digital device that opens an application, file, or website.

Words in a text that are important like bold, italic, or colored

A hand drawn picture that helps the reader visualize the text.

The part of the diagram that shows you what you are looking at.

An index is an alphabetical listing of the subjects, people, and places found in the text.

A slanted text that identifies new or important words.

Used to show the location of things or places.

Curved marks used to identify additional information in a sentence.

A picture made with a camera that shows how things look in real life.

• Pronunciation Guide

Used to tell the reader how to say a new word.

Allows you to type in the search.

Used to give additional information related to a topic or picture and is usually placed in the side of the page.

Used to help the reader shrink the text into smaller parts that are related to the heading.

• Table of Contents

Used to give the heading and beginning page number of each section in a book.

A chart of information listed in a visual way.

A chart that helps a reader see important events in order.

The page inside a book that tells the title and the publisher information.

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• Bibliography	A list of books and authors used to gather information for a report.
• Bold Print	Used to call attention to new and important words that can often be found in the glossary.
• Bullets	Organized information in a list.
• Caption	The words next to or underneath a picture that explains what it is or is about.
• Colored Print	Used to call attention to new and important words that can often be found in the glossary.
• Cutaway	A picture or diagram that shows the parts or layers of an object on the inside.
• Diagram	Used to show the parts of something.
• Fact Box	Gives extra information about a topic.
• Glossary	Used to show alphabetically new or important words and shows or tells what they mean.
• Graph	Used to show information in a visual way to that it is more easily understood by readers.
• Guide Words	The words at the top of a dictionary page that let you know which words appear on that page
• Heading	Tells the reader what the section what it’s about.
• Homepage	Takes you to the main site.
• Hyperlink	A digital link in a piece of informational text that takes you to another location such as a website.
• Hyperlink Text	Links to another page.
• Icon	A picture on a computer or digital device that opens an application, file, or website.
• Keyword	Words in a text that are important like bold, italic, or colored
• Illustration	A hand drawn picture that helps the reader visualize the text.
• Label	The part of the diagram that shows you what you are looking at.
• Index	An index is an alphabetical listing of the subjects, people, and places found in the text.
• Italic Print	A slanted text that identifies new or important words.
• Map	Used to show the location of things or places.
• Parentheses	Curved marks used to identify additional information in a sentence.
• Photograph	A picture made with a camera that shows how things look in real life.
• Pronunciation Guide	Used to tell the reader how to say a new word.
• Search Box	Allows you to type in the search.
• Sidebar	Used to give additional information related to a topic or picture and is usually placed in the side of the page.
• Subheading	Used to help the reader shrink the text into smaller parts that are related to the heading.
• Tab	Shows you where you are now.
• Table of Contents	Used to give the heading and beginning page number of each section in a book.
• Table	A chart of information listed in a visual way.
• Timeline	A chart that helps a reader see important events in order.
• Title	The name of the book.
• Title Page	The page inside a book that tells the title and the publisher information.
• URL	Also known as a web address

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