The video tutorial introduces various text features found in books and digital media, such as titles, tables of contents, headings, captions, charts, indexes, glossaries, bold print, and icons. Each feature is explained in terms of its purpose and how it aids in understanding and organizing information. The lesson aims to equip viewers with the ability to identify and utilize these features effectively while reading.

What is the primary purpose of text features in a book?

• To confuse the reader

• To increase the number of pages

• To help the reader understand the content better

• To make the book look more attractive

What is the main goal of today's lesson?

• To memorize the glossary

• To write a book

• To learn about different text features

• To draw charts

Where is the title of a book usually found?

• On the last page

• In the middle of the book

• On the cover

• In the glossary

What does the title of a book provide to the reader?

• The author's biography

• The publication date

• A hint about the content

• A summary of the book

What can a reader infer from the title 'Deer Zoo'?

• The book is about zoos

• The book is about mountains

• The book is about forests

• The book is about oceans

What is the function of the table of contents?

• To list all the authors

• To organize the book's plan

• To provide a glossary of terms

• To summarize each chapter

Where is the table of contents typically located?

• At the end of the book

• In the middle of the book

• At the beginning of the book

• On the back cover

How does the table of contents assist the reader?

• By providing definitions

• By listing all the authors

• By organizing the book's plan

• By summarizing each chapter

What do headings help the reader to do?

• Find the author's name

• Understand the topic of a section

• Identify the publication year

• Locate the glossary

Where are headings usually found?

• Above paragraphs or pages

• In the glossary

• At the end of the book

• On the cover