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The document discusses the key parts of a book, including the cover, spine, title page, table of contents, index, glossary, illustrations, author, copyright date, and publisher. The cover protects the pages, the spine is the backbone, and the title page provides full publishing details. The table of contents lists chapters, the index provides an alphabetical list of topics, and the glossary defines words. The author writes the book, the illustrator draws pictures, and the publisher prints the book.
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- 1. Parts of A Book
- 2. Introduction • Cover- protects the pages of a book. • Spine- is the backbone of the book. • Title Page- Full information about the book (title- Author-Illustrator –Publisher . . .) • Table of Contents- list of chapters. (at the beginning) • Index- Alphabetical list of topics in book ( at the back • Glossary- mini dictionary (tells what words of the book mean) • Illustrator- person who draws the pictures. • Author- person who writes the book. • Copyright date- Date the book was printed. • Publisher- Company that prints the book. • Illustrations- another word for pictures.
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- 4. Title page • The title page is the first page in the book. • It tells you the title of the book, who wrote it (the author) and who drew the pictures (the illustrator). It also tells you who published the book.
- 5. Spine Spine is the backbone of the book
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- 7. OOPS!
- 8. Correct!
- 9. What is another word for pictures? • objects • illustrations • paragraphs
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- 11. Correct!
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- 14. Correct!
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