Who writes the words or text of a book?, Reader, Illustrator, Author, Publisher, Who creates or draws the pictures in a book?, Contributor, Illustrator, Editor, Author, Which part holds the pages of a book together and may show its title?, Front cover, Back cover, Title page, Spine, Which major part contains the pages found at the beginning of a book?, Front matter, Back matter, Appendix, Body, Which part contains only the title of the book?, Preface, Index, Half title, Introduction, Where can you find the title, author’s name, publishing company, and year of publication?, Table of contents, Title page, Glossary, Bibliography, Which part lists the topics or chapters and their corresponding page numbers?, Foreword, Index, Glossary, Table of contents, Which part gives readers an idea about the book and is usually written by someone other than the author?, Foreword, Preface, Appendix, Introduction, Which part is written by the author and explains how the book was conceptualized or created?, Foreword, Glossary, Index, Preface, Which part explains the goals, purpose, scope, and organization of the book?, Introduction, List of contributors, Half title, Bibliography, Which major part contains the main lessons, units, or chapters of a book?, Back matter, Front matter, Body, Front cover, Which part contains an alphabetical list of important terms and their meanings?, Bibliography, Glossary, Index, Appendix, Which part lists important topics and the page numbers where they can be found?, Index, Glossary, Foreword, Preface, Which part lists the references used by the author?, Table of contents, Bibliography, Appendix, Introduction, Which part contains additional materials such as forms, documents, tables, or illustrations?, Half title, Index, Appendix, Foreword, Which reference material contains words arranged alphabetically with their meanings?, Atlas, Magazine, Newspaper, Dictionary, What are the two words found at the top of a dictionary page called?, Meaning words, Entry words, Guide words, Key words, What do guide words show?, The longest and shortest words, The first and last entries on the page, The easiest and hardest words, The synonyms and antonyms, Which part of a dictionary entry shows how a word is spelled?, Part of speech, Pronunciation, Definition, Entry word, Which part tells how to say a word correctly?, Pronunciation, Other forms, Entry word, Definition, Which part tells whether a word is a noun, verb, adjective, or another type of word?, Guide word, Definition, Part of speech, Pronunciation, Which part gives the meaning of a word?, Definition, Other forms, Entry word, Pronunciation, Which part shows changes in the spelling or form of a word?, Definition, Part of speech, Guide words, Other forms, Which word should come first in alphabetical order?, Dog, Cat, Fish, Bird, Which is the correct alphabetical order?, Fin, find, filter, final, Filter, fin, final, find, Final, filter, find, fin, Find, final, filter, fin, What do we call the people, animals, or beings in a story?, Characters, Theme, Plot, Setting, Which story element tells where and when the story happens?, Plot, Theme, Conflict, Setting, What is the sequence of events in a story called?, Setting, Plot, Character, Theme, What is the main problem or struggle in a story?, Conflict, Setting, Theme, Resolution, What is the central message or lesson that the author wants to communicate?, Plot, Setting, Theme, Character, What do we call the main character of a story?, Antagonist, Protagonist, Narrator, Minor character, Who or what opposes the main character?, Author, Minor character, Protagonist, Antagonist, Which characters are important to the development and resolution of the conflict?, Major characters, Authors, Minor characters, Illustrators, Which characters support the major characters and help develop the plot?, Authors, Minor characters, Antagonists, Protagonists, Which can help you infer a character’s traits and feelings?, The color of the book cover, The number of pages in the story, The name of the publisher, The character’s actions, words, and reactions, Which part introduces the characters and setting?, Climax, Falling action, Exposition, Resolution, Which part presents events that develop the conflict and build suspense?, Rising action, Falling action, Exposition, Resolution, What is the most exciting part or turning point of the story?, Falling action, Climax, Exposition, Resolution, Which part contains events that lead toward solving the conflict?, Exposition, Climax, Falling action, Rising action, Which part tells how the conflict is solved and how the story ends?, Climax, Rising action, Exposition, Resolution, Mia is afraid to sing on stage and tries to overcome her fear. What type of conflict is shown?, Character vs. society, Character vs. nature, Character vs. character, Character vs. self, Two classmates disagree about who should lead their group. What type of conflict is shown?, Character vs. character, Character vs. society, Character vs. nature, Character vs. self, A family tries to stay safe during a strong typhoon. What type of conflict is shown?, Character vs. character, Character vs. nature, Character vs. self, Character vs. society, A student speaks against an unfair school rule. What type of conflict is shown?, Character vs. self, Character vs. nature, Character vs. society, Character vs. character, Results of an international basketball tournament can be found in which newspaper section?, N – News Section, ED – Editorial Section, CA – Classified Ads, EN – Entertainment Section, S – Sports Section, An article about a new movie can be found in which newspaper section?, CA – Classified Ads, S – Sports Section, ED – Editorial Section, N – News Section, EN – Entertainment Section, A writer’s opinion about reducing plastic waste can be found in which newspaper section?, CA – Classified Ads, N – News Section, EN – Entertainment Section, S – Sports Section, ED – Editorial Section, News about a recent national event can be found in which newspaper section?, EN – Entertainment Section, S – Sports Section, CA – Classified Ads, ED – Editorial Section, N – News Section, An advertisement for a job opening can be found in which newspaper section?, EN – Entertainment Section, N – News Section, ED – Editorial Section, S – Sports Section, CA – Classified Ads, What is an electronic or digital version of a traditional book?, Newspaper, Magazine, E-book, Dictionary, Which online tool searches for websites containing information about a topic?, E-mail, Search engine, Blog, Inbox, Which program is used to access and view information on the internet?, E-book, Attachment, Inbox, Browser, What is an electronic message sent from one computer or device to another?, E-mail, Website, Blog, Search, Where are incoming e-mail messages stored?, Blog, Inbox, Website, Browser, What is a website where a person shares experiences, ideas, or opinions?, Blog, Inbox, Browser, Search engine, What does online mean?, Deleting a file, Disconnected from the internet, Connected to the internet, Printing a document, What does download mean?, To erase a file, To copy a file from your device to the internet, To send an e-mail, To copy a file from the internet to your device, What does upload mean?, To erase a file, To print a file, To copy a file from the internet to your device, To copy a file from your device to the internet or a larger computer system, What does attach mean?, To search for information, To include a document, picture, or file with an online message, To remove an e-mail, To open a website, What does delete mean?, To save a file, To copy a file, To erase or remove a file or post, To attach a picture

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