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For grades 3-5, explore nonfiction text features to aid reading comprehension.

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list of books and authors used to gather information for a report   bibliography  
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calls attention to a new or important word with darker letters   bold print  
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organize information in lists with this feature   bullets  
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words nearby that explain what the picture is about   caption  
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words in color stand out from the rest   colored print  
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a drawing that shows the parts of something   diagram  
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find extra information about a topic in this little square feature   fact box  
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a mini-dictionary, found in the back of a nonfiction book   glossary  
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show information with numbers in this visual way. Examples: bar, line, circle...   graph  
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tells the reader what the section is about   heading  
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a hand-drawn picture that helps the reader see the text in his mind   illustration  
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alphabetical listing of the subjects, people, and places and their page numbers   index  
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slanted text that calls attention to new or important words. Also shows something could be underlined.   italic print  
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picture that shows the location of things or places   map  
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curved marks (used to identify additional information in a sentence)   parentheses  
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a picture made with a camera that shows something in real life   photograph  
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tells the reader how to say a new word   pronunciation guide  
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gives additional information about a topic or picture, usually found at the side of the page   sidebar  
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Under the heading, this feature helps the reader "chunk" the text into smaller parts   subheading  
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gives the heading and beginning page number of each section or chapter in a book   table of contents  
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a chart of information presented in a visual way, often used to compare things   table  
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a chart that helps a reader see important events in the order (or by the year) they happened.   timeline  
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the name of the book   title  
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a section in the back of the book with extra information   appendix  
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