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Heading A title that indicates what the passage below it is about.
Subheading A secondary heading added underneath a title heading. It is used to divide the text into sections.
Captions Words underneath/ beside photographs, illustrations or charts explaining what it is or what it is about
Charts or tables A visual representation of data, a visual depiction of information that is quick and easy to read
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Italics Words that are slanted to the right.It calls attention to important words or terms. It shows which words can be found in the glossary.
Glossary Glossary is an alphabetical list of terms with the definitions for those terms. It usually appears at the end of a book and includes terms which are newly introduced
Diagram A drawing intended to explain how something works; a drawing showing the relation between the parts
Sidebar Boxes of information to the side of the main text/column(s).
Bullet Points A symbol used to introduce items in a list. Bullet points are used to create a list and make it easier to read and understand
Footnote A note of text placed at the bottom of a page in a document that provides additional information
Time line A visual representation of events in history displayed in chronological order.
Index Pages at the back of the book that tell where to find important topics in the book. It lists the page number the term is found on.
Maps Information presented in visual form to tell you where something is or where it happened. It helps to understand where places are located
Photograph/Illustration A picture that emphasizes key points and adds interest
Appendix A section at the back of a book or document that gives additional information that is important to but is not in the main text
Table A list of facts or numbers arranged in a special order, usually in rows and columns.
Table of Contents A list that shows the major chapter sand parts of the book as well as the page numbers.
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