Non-Fiction Text Features Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST: bold print: is darker than the rest of the text to draw your attention to the important term, bullets: symbols that convey information in a list, caption: the explanation that appears under or next to a picture or illustration, chart: a visual representation of data that shares the information in a easy to use format, closeup: allows you to see the detail in an image or picture, cross section: allows viewers to see the surface of an object if you were to make a cut through it, diagram: a drawing with labeled parts, guide words: are at the top of each page in a dictionary or thesaurus to let you know the first word and last word on the page, glossary: an alphabetical list of terms and definitions used in the text, graph: a visual representation showing how a set of data is related, heading: a word or group of words that indicates what a passage will be about, hyperlink: a graphic or piece of text on an internet page that connects readers to another webpage or document, illustration: a picture (usually drawn) that helps the reader understand the text better, index: is located at the back of the book and lists topics in alphabetical order along with the corresponding page number, italics: words that slant to the right and show important terms or ideas, label: usually appear on a diagram to identify something, map: a visual representation of a geographic area, photograph: an image (taken with a camera) of something related to the topic in the text, textbox: provides additional information or interesting facts that may not fit in with the flow of the main text, table: usually shows a list of data, facts, or numbers that are arranged in a special order, timeline: a way to represent a series of related dates along a horizontal line