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Titles are usually the largest printed group of words on the cover of the book or at the top of the article

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Headings divide the article or text into important sections

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Sometimes headings are divided into even smaller more defined sections

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Important words are written in bold lettering to make them stand out from other words

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Words that need special emphasis or attention are italicized which means they are slanted

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Words or phrases that have a colored background to make them stand out

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Illustrations are drawings - not photographs - that add visual information

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Graphs present numerical data in a visual form; Some examples include bar graphs, pie charts, & line plots

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Charts organize data and numerical information into columns and lines

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Words that are attached to images to name the items or provide additional information

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Labeled photographs or illustrations providing naming details

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Line plot of events in chronological order

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Photographs are actual pictures taken and included in the text or book to help explain information & give real life images

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Words that explain and provide more information about a photograph or illustration

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Basically the dictionary for the book or article that provides definitions for important terms

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Usually found at the beginning of a book that lists the main sections or chapters & their page numbers

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