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Patrick Nix

This document defines and provides examples of various text features including bold print, bulleted lists, captions, close-ups, diagrams, headings, illustrations, labels, maps, photographs, and titles. It explains that these features are used to draw attention to important information, help the reader visualize concepts, and understand relationships between different parts of a document. The document serves to teach about common text features found in articles and other written works.

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Let¡¯s Get ¡°Buggy¡± About Text Features!
BBold Print-words with thick heavy lines. Words in bold print are important words Bees play an important role in pollinating flowering plants.
BBulleted Text- A way of presenting points or facts. Bullets draw attention to important facts! Humans Relationships with Bees ?Bees are used in mythology ?Bees are held in high regard ?Bees are used in advertising (Honey-Nut Cheerios) ?Bees make honey ?Bees pollinate flowers
CCaptions-Information that is near a photograph or illustration that tells what it tells. Close-up image of a mantis' face showing its compound eyes
CClloose Up- Helps the reader see details in something small.
DDiagrams- is a drawing of something to show its parts. Labels are often added to the diagram.
HHeadings-The title, subtitle, or topic that stands at the top or beginning, of a paragraph, letter, or chapter.
IIllustrations-pictures made by an artist that helps the reader visualize and see what something looks like.
LLabels-Helps the reader identify parts of a diagram.
MMap- Helps the reader understand where things are in the world.
PPhotographs- A picture taken with a camera. It Helps the reader better understand or visualize a thing or concept.
Title-tells you what you are going to read about in the article. Can also be seen as the main heading.
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