R. 1. 4.- Locate specific information in a text

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Relevant

Connected to the idea being discussed

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Headings

A title within a text, commonly used by auhtors to organize information

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Subheadings

A title of a subdivision of information within a larger division of a text

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Context

Surrounding words or ideas within a sentence or passage that affect the meaning of a word and influence how it is understood

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Footnotes

Comment at the bottom of a page that provides additional information about something within a text

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reason

a basis or fact to support an idea

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Footnotes/endnotes

Parts of a text that are designed to stand out from a larger text for specific reason

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Glossaries

Text feature usually found in the back of a book that includes an alphabetized list of key terms and their definitions

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Indexes

Text feature usually found in the back of the book that includes an alphabetized list of key details/concepts and their page numbers where that information can be found

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Table of contents

Text feature usually found in the front matter of a book that lists chapter titles and page numbers

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Table of contents, indexes, and glossary

In a longer text, like a book/journal, the first place you can look for textual features to identify relevant information are what

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Headings

These usually appear in blood type that are larger than the subheadings/ explanatory texts

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Subheading

This can also be italicized and both of these text features are used to indicate the main idea or topic each section covers

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Indentation

Another text feature that a writer might use to help organize and clarify a text for readers

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Sidebars

Text feature that is set apart from the main body of a text; often includes additional information, charts, graphs, and/or images- typically found in history books: photographs/image of leaders with details on personal life

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Map legends

Map feature that explains symbols and other elements that represent information on the map such as routes, populations, and capital cities

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Italics

These are used for titles of longer works(books), foreign words/phrases, and for emphasis

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Script

Might include boldface type to indicate characters' names and italics to indicate actions of characters

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Footnotes

Used in information texts to offer readers more in-depth information about a topic at the bottom of the page and usually use numbers in superscript

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Superscript

Small characters, usually numbers, set slightly above a line of text; used to refer readers to a footnote/endnote that process additional information about a topic

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Legends

Used to translate symbols included on a map placed somewhere on the edge of the map

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Search engines

Software tool used to locate information online within a digital text

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Query functions

1. A question 2. A feature in digital texts that allows readers to search for key words and topics within a text

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Search engines or query functions

Useful features in online/ computerized media tools that allow you to enter a term/ phrase and will provide you a list of instances in which that term/ phrase occurs in the text

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Search term

A word or words used to find information via a search engine