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This document explains the key parts of a book and their purposes. It describes the title page, which contains the title, author, and publisher information. It also mentions the copyright page, which lists the publisher, publication location, and copyright date. Finally, it discusses the table of contents, which lists chapters or sections and their corresponding page numbers to help the reader find specific information within the book.
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3rd Thesaurus
The document discusses how using synonyms can make writing more interesting by avoiding repetition. It explains that a thesaurus lists synonyms that have similar meanings to help writers find new words. The thesaurus entries are in alphabetical order and provide alternative words to substitute in sentences while keeping the same meaning. An example shows looking up the synonym for "mad" and substituting the synonym "boiling" in a sentence to vary word choice.
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