1. READING INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS THE MAGAZINE

2. MAGAZINES

3. THE COVER’S ART AND MAIN HEADLINE USUALLY ANNOUNCE THE LEAD ARTICLE AND OTHER FEATURE ARTICLES. THE COVER

5. AN EXAMPLE OF A CONTENTS PAGE

6. HOW AN ARTICLE IS ORGANIZED THE TITLE THE SUBTITLE HEADINGS TEXT ILLUSTRATIONS

7. THE TITLE MOST MAGAZINE ARTICLES HAVE TITLES THAT ARE WRITTEN TO CATCH THE READER’S INTEREST .

8. THE SUBTITLE HEADINGS ARE WORDS OR PHRASES USED TO BREAK UP THE TEST OF AN ARTICLE INTO SECTIONS. THEY ARE OFTEN PRINTED IN A SIZE OR COLOR INTENDED TO STAND OUT. HEADINGS THE ARTICLE MAY HAVE A SUBTITLE THAT TELLS YOU MORE ABOUT THE ARTICLE

9. CAPTION ILLUSTRATIONS MAPS, GRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPHS, DRAWINGS, TABLES

10. ILLUSTRATIONS MANY ARTICLES ARE ILLUSTRATED WITH DRAWINGS , PHOTOGRAPHS , MAPS , GRAPHS , AND TABLES . ILLUSTRATIONS ARE OFTEN USED TO HELP YOU PICTURE SOMETHING DSECRIBED IN AN ARTICLE AND TO PROVIDE MORE INFORMATION. THEY MAY BE ACCOMPANIED BY A BRIEF PRINTED EXPLANATION CALLED A CAPTION . DRAWING GRAPH PHOTOGRAPH FRANCES PILKINGTON AS A GIRL