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1 Understanding Parts of a Textbook
Task 4

2 What do we call this in a textbook?
GRAPH Graph

3 What do we call something that focuses on grammar in a textbook?
GRAMMAR FOCUS Grammar focus

4 What comes at the end of a textbook?
INDEX index

5 What is this arrow pointing to?
AUTHOR author

6 What is this arrow pointing to?
TITLE The title

7 What do we call the important words in every chapter?
KEY VOCABULARY Key vocabulary words

8 What is this part called?
TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents

9 What do we call this part of a textbook?
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

10 What is this part of a textbook called?
ANSWER KEY

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