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It is the _____.

• caption
• index

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Where would you find a caption?

• Close to a picture
• At the top of a section
• On the table of contents
• In the glossary

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Where do you find the caption?

• On the last page of the book
• In the table of contents
• Under/Next to an image
• In the glossary

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Where do you find the index?

• At the beginning
• In the middle 
• At the end
• Under a picture

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How does the table of contents help a reader?

• find the right book.
• read more words.
• find parts of the book quickly.

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What tells the reader about the section they are about to read?

• Glossary
• Timeline
• Headings
• Captions

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Usually found at the end of a passage or the back of the book to help the reader understand the meaning of important words.

• Illustrations
• Captions
• Glossary
• Chart

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Why does an author include an index in a nonfiction book?

• It tells what page the chapters start on.

• It tells which words are the important words.

• It tells where to find the important words.

• It tells what the important words mean.

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Why would an author include bullets in a passage?

• To show the order that things happen in.

• To make a list of something.

• To help you count the number of things that happened.

• To tell you how many things happened.

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Why would an author use bold print for some words?

• To show you what page the important words are located on.

• To tell you more about a photograph.

• To tell you what the important words mean.

• To show that those words are important.

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