Understanding Book Components and Structure

The video tutorial explains the different parts of a non-fiction book, including the title page, copyright page, table of contents, body of the book, glossary, index, bibliography, and call number. Each section of the book serves a specific purpose, such as providing publication details, listing chapter titles, offering the main content, defining new terms, and referencing sources. The tutorial also explains how to locate the book in a library using the call number.

What information is typically found on the title page of a non-fiction book?

• The author's biography

• The book's glossary

• The title, author, publisher, and publication location

• The book's index

What is the purpose of the copyright page in a book?

• To offer a preview of the book

• To summarize the book's content

• To provide publication rights and details

• To list the book's chapters

Which section of a book helps you find the main ideas and chapter titles?

• Bibliography

• Table of Contents

• Index

• Glossary

What can you find in the body of a non-fiction book?

• Only text

• Text, pictures, graphs, and photographs

• Only graphs

• Only photographs

How are words listed in the glossary of a book?

• By chapter

• Alphabetically with definitions

• By length

• By frequency of use

What does the index of a book provide?

• A list of illustrations

• A summary of each chapter

• An alphabetical listing of topics, names, and places with page numbers

• A list of references

What is the bibliography in a book?

• A list of glossary terms

• A list of references used by the author

• A list of chapters

• A list of illustrations

What is the purpose of the call number in a library?

• To provide the author's biography

• To list the book's chapters

• To summarize the book

• To help locate the book in the library