5 Written Questions

1. This feature can include key dates in a person's life. It can also cover the dates of key events in a historical period or major war. The can have photographs, illustrations, and short write-ups under each date.
2. This list at the end of the book cites the books, magazines, and other sources the author used to write the book.
3. These are boxes on a page of a book or magazine article, containing information that didn't quite fit into the text but the author wanted to include. They may contain a list of fascinating facts, quotes, part of an interview, a newspaper clipping, or a letter.
4. This alphabetic list of key words, topics, and names of people and places in the text comes at the end of the book. Next to each term are page numbers, referring the reader to the places in the book where the idea or person is mentioned.
5. These help readers visualize a place the author discusses. They also allow readers to follow the path of an explorer, pilot, or rescue effort.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. This provides chapter titles and page numbers. It's a quick overview of what will be found in the text.
   1. boldface type
   2. table of contents
   3. captions
   4. time line
2. This is darker type used for titles and headings. Some vocabulary words also. This feature calls the reader's attention to words or phrases and indicates they are important.
   1. glossary
   2. time line
   3. boldface type
   4. index
3. These are one or two sentences that explain a photograph.
   1. maps
   2. sidebars
   3. diagrams
   4. captions
4. This alphabectic list of important terms explains tough or unusual words found i nthe text. It ususally comes near the end of the book.
   1. diagrams
   2. maps
   3. sidebars
   4. glossary
5. These features can be in sidebars or on a section of the page outside of the story. They give the exact words of a person, sometimes and expert.
   1. table of contents
   2. quotes and interviews
   3. time line
   4. boldface type

4 True/False Questions

1. afterword → information about a person or event that occurs after the end of the book.

   True        False

2. diagrams → These are labeled illustrations of a process, or a visual depiction of how something works.

   True        False

3. introduction → These are one or two sentences that explain a photograph.

   True        False

4. photographs → These supply an image of an object or person and can give readers extra information about the topic.

   True        False