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1. | background knowledge | Is information that the reader must learn through experience or
academics before they can understand the authors ideas, view
points, and perspectives. Your own experiences, what you already
know. |
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2. | boldface type |
Is thick printed words or dark bold
letters indicating important contextual information or terms with
denotations; the reader must use context clues to understand what
the terms or phrases mean.
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3 | Bibliography | is an acknowledgment of an authors work that was used to write
a new literary work; a short citation of the publications used by
the author to help the readers find more information.
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4 | caption | A short explanation of a picture, graph, time-line, or data
table; the text description usually at the bottom of an
illustration or a graphic. Text describing the visual content.
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5 | fiction | A made up story or literary work whose origins are created by
the imagination of the author and is not true or based on facts;
a story with imagined characters and events.
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6 | glossary | A list of important terms, new words, difficult or specialized
words with their denotations / definitions, usually at the back of
a book; alphabetical list of key terms related to the text or
subject. |
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7 | heading | The headline, title, or subtitle, at the top or beginning of a
paragraph, letter, or chapter; announces the topics that will be
covered, a line of text telling what the passage is about. |
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8 | index | An alphabetized list of subjects or topics in a text book,
giving the corresponding page numbers on which each topic can be
found; a reference list of topics included in a book.
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9 | italicized type | Is a slanted type of writing or cursive typeface often with a
slant to the right that indicates important information or
emphases; a reader must understand the semantics of the text. |
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10 | nonfiction | is a story, report, or text based on real facts and
information; is a factual narrative, description, or informational
account of real events, people, places, ideas, or procedures.
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11 | preface | is an introductory essay to a book or other literary work
written by the author. The author can acknowledge people who
assisted in the literary work or explain the texts purpose. |
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12 | sidebar | a short passage in an article, textbook, newspaper or magazine,
typically boxed, placed alongside a main article, and containing
important or explanatory information.
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13 | subheading | a caption under the main headline or additional titles inserted
as a divider between article sections or newspaper parts that are
used to make subsections of larger texts.
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14 | table of contents | A list of articles, chapters, units, contents, titles or parts of a book or document, organized at the front of the book by page number in which the contents appear in the book. |
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