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English 1st Qtr Flashcards

1
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Sentences may be classified as 1._____, 2. ______, 3.______ and 4. _________.

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  1. declarative
    2.interrogative
    3.imperative
    4.exclamatory
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A _________ states a fact or expresses an opinion. It ends with a period.

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declarative sentence

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An ______ asks a question. It ends with a question mark.

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interrogative sentence

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An _______ expresses a command or a request. It ends with a period.

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imperative sentence

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An __________ expresses a sudden emotion. It ends with an exclamation point.

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exclamatory sentence

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a group of words that does not express a complete thought

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phrase

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word or a group of words that expresses a complete thought.

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sentence

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A sentence has two parts: ______ and ______.

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subject
predicate

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It refers to “who” or “what” the sentence is about

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subject

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A subject which is usually a noun or a pronoun is called?

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simple subject

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A subject which consists of a noun or a pronoun with all its modifiers is called?

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complete subject

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It tells something about the subject is called?

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predicate

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A predicate which refers to a verb that expresses either an action or a state of being is called?

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simple predicate

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A predicate which consists of a verb with all its modifiers is called?

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complete predicate

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Is composed of sentences which are organized and related to one topic is called?

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paragraph

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A space before the first sentence of a paragraph is what we call an ______ which signals the start of a specific paragraph.

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indention

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What are the three parts of a paragraph?

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topic sentence, supporting sentences, and the concluding sentence.

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The ___________________ sentence tells us about the topic of the paragraph.

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topic

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The ___________________ sentences tell us more about the topic

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supporting

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The ___________________ sentence closes the paragraph by giving an advice or describing briefly what are the things being discussed about the topic.

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concluding

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It states the main idea of a paragraph is called?

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Topic sentence

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They support the topic sentence. They explain the main idea. They give details relating to the main idea is called?

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Supporting sentences

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It restates or sums up the main idea is called?

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Closing sentence.

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The two words at the very top of the page are called?

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guide words

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The guide word at the left facing the page is also the 1. ___________while the guide word at the right is the 2. ___________.

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  1. first word in that page
  2. last word in that page.
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The words written in bold are called ________. They are the words being defined.

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entry words

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The words enclosed in parentheses are the ______ which help you say the words correctly.

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pronunciation keys

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28
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Right after the pronunciation keys, you will see the ________ which tell how the words are used.

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word classes or the parts of speech

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29
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After the word class, you can see an origin of the word, we call that an _____.

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etymology

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30
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The numbers included in each word written in bold are the meanings of the word which we call as _______.

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definitions

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The thesaurus is the book of 1._____ and 2.____ which also shows some parts which can be found in the dictionary, namely, the entry words, and the word classes. Still, the words are arranged alphabetically.

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  1. synonyms
  2. antonyms
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The _______ is the book of synonyms and antonyms which also shows some parts which can be found in the dictionary, namely, the entry words, and the word classes. Still, the words are arranged alphabetically.

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thesaurus

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33
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It refer to web pages and documents on the internet that provide useful information.

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Online resources

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Online resources provide ______________________ information which are available online.

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useful

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35
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Is a free resource that seeks
to explain mathematical concepts through quick visuals?

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Better Explained

36
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They are typically data and educational in nature
with any support software available online. They also refer to the resources that are accessible via the Internet and World Wide Web. They may also denote to materials, notes, timetables, notices, etc., available online for reading.

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Online resources

37
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Is the popular, online platform used to learn
academic content–mostly STEM-based?

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Khan Academy

38
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Is a word processor that is part of a web-based productivity suite offered by Google within its Google Drive service. This platform also includes Google Sheets and Google Slides, the former a spreadsheet tool and the latter a presentation program.

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Google Docs

39
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Is everyone’s favorite video platform and is one of the most popular websites on the internet for a reason: you can learn almost anything. Here is YouTube’s Learn at Home resource.

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YouTube

40
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Is a free, open-source audio file editor.

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Audacity

41
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Is a free, open-source image editor.

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Gimp

42
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Is a free, open-source video editor.

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Openshot

43
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Is a project-management tool with a free tier feature-rich enough to use for students to plan out classwork, projects in project-based learning, plan businesses, or communicate with groups from and around school.

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Microsoft Teams

44
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Is a collection of over 60,000 free eBooks

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Project Gutenberg

45
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Is a simple and free way to practice a foreign language?

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Duolingo

46
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Is a free online resource to learn
about nature and animals through the familiar National Geographic approach.

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National Geographic for Kids

47
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There are free documentary resources across the internet and ______ has joined the party, releasing thirteen free educational documentaries for learning.

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Netflix Documentaries

48
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The 1. _______ and the 2.______ that help us in locating necessary information, may we exert effort in finding the true and correct information through the appropriate reference which we can make use of.

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  1. general references
  2. Dewey Decimal Classification System
49
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It refers to an annual publication containing statistical, tabular, or general information.

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Almanac

50
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Refers to the book of maps or charts including a specific region; considered as a flat representation of locations/places

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Atlas

51
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Contains the list of words arranged alphabetically with their meanings, pronunciation and word classes.

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Dictionary

52
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Refers to a book of synonyms and antonyms

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Thesaurus

53
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Consists of one or more volumes with articles in all branches of knowledge arranged alphabetically.

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Encyclopedia

54
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Refers to a book in studying a subject.

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Textbook

55
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Refers to a book capable of being conveniently carried as a ready reference.

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Handbook

56
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Refers to an alphabetical or classified list (like names, addresses, contact numbers)

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Directory

57
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Some of the general references are

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Almanac, Atlas, Dictionary, Thesaurus, Encyclopedia, Textbook, Handbook, and Directory

58
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Is the way we organize the books in the Library Media Center. This system classifies books into ten groups, according to subject.

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Dewey Decimal System

59
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The classifications in the Dewey Decimal Classification System: 000-099

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Generalities

60
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The classifications in the Dewey Decimal Classification System: 100-199

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Philosophy & Psychology

61
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The classifications in the Dewey Decimal Classification System: 200-299

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Religion

62
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The classifications in the Dewey Decimal Classification System: 300-399

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Social Sciences

63
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The classifications in the Dewey Decimal Classification System: 400-499

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Languages (Philology)

64
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The classifications in the Dewey Decimal Classification System: 500-599

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Natural Science

65
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The classifications in the Dewey Decimal Classification System: 600-699

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Applied Science

66
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The classifications in the Dewey Decimal Classification System: 700-799

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Arts & Recreation

67
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The classifications in the Dewey Decimal Classification System: 800-899

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Literature

68
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The classifications in the Dewey Decimal Classification System: 900-999

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History, Geography & Biography

69
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Bears the names of persons to whom the book is dedicated.

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dedication page

70
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Contains the name of the book and the name of the author.

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book cover

71
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Holds the book pages together.

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spine

72
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Is like a dictionary which provides the list of words and the meaning of these words.

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glossary

73
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Is the most important and comprehensive part of the book. Contains all the lessons.

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body of the book

74
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contains the list of chapters in the book and the page numbers where these chapters can be found

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table of contents

75
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Is usually the first page after the book cover which like a replica bearing the title of the book. The name of the author, the name of the publisher, and the date of publication.

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title page

76
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Is the list of reference books, journals, and other materials that the author of the book has used. Is arranged alphabetically by last name of the author provided with the complete publication details.

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bibliography

77
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Is usually found at the end of the book. Has an alphabetical list of topics with the page numbers.

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Index

78
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Shows the place and date of publication. Indicates the right given to authors to set copies of their work and forbids others to copy and sell the work without written permission from the authors or publishers.

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Copyright page

79
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Refers to the introduction of the book written by someone else other than the author.

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foreword

80
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Refers to the introduction of the book written by the author of the book.

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preface

81
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Is a type of card that has the general contents of the book?

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Subject Card

82
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Is a type of card that contains the author’s name/s on top of the card.

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Author Card

83
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Is a type of card that contains the title of the book on the topline?

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Title Card.

84
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Found in the upper left corner; it shows where the book is located in the shelf.

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Call number

85
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ISBN stands for?

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International Standard Book Number

86
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Enumerate the parts of the card catalog…

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(MAKE SURE TO FAMILIARIZE THIS)

Call Number
Author
Title
Place of Publication
Publisher
Date of Publication /Copyright date
Page reference
Illustration
Size of the book
International Standard Book Number

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