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Mark the sentence that uses the title and name correctly: Our doctor is Dr. Brown.. Pick out the correct title and name: Officer Ruiz

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Identifies important Vocabulary words in ABC order and gives definitions; typically found at the end of the book : Glossary. Directs where to go in the text to find specific information on a key topic, word, or person; includes page numbers: Index. A Drawing that explains something; usually labeled to show its parts: Diagram. An Organized Visual representation of information: . Help a reader LOCATE a place in the world that is related to the text: Map. Information that is placed in chronological Order: Timeline. Pictures that are hand Drawn: Illustrations. Pictures taken with a camera included to help the reader understand them better: . Words near a picture or photograph to help readers better understand it: Caption. Help Readers picture stuff in their head. Ex:The Shark is as big as a school bus: Comparisons. Help readers identify a picture of a photograph and it's parts: Labels. When a Word is Bold in italics, or underlined, it is important for readers to know: Special Print. Special headings that help readers know what the next section of text will be about: Subtitles. Helps readers identify key topics in the book in the order they are presented; Towards the front of the book: Table of contents