textual aids

Question 1

These are non-textual elements that help readers understand the context of the text.

Answer 1

Textual Aids

Question 2

These are elements that stand out from the main text.

Answer 2

Textual Aids

Question 3

What are the examples of textual aids?

Answer 3

Titles, subtitles, Bold, Italicized, Underlines, Maps, Tables, Charts, Graphs

Question 4

What are the main functions of textual aids?

Answer 4

1. Direct readers’ attention to important parts of the text
2. Summarize the text and provide more information

Question 5

This needs to be read from beginning to end.

Answer 5

Linear Text

Question 6

What are the two examples of linear text?

Answer 6

Novels and Letters

Question 7

This can be read non-sequentially or doesn’t need to be read from beginning to end.

Answer 7

Non-Linear Text

Question 8

Give examples of non-linear text.

Answer 8

Organizers, Diagrams, Graphic Organizers

Question 9

What are the types of non-linear illustrations?

Answer 9

Concept map, Flow Chart, Venn Diagram, Cause and Effect, Graphs, Main Idea and Details Chart, Timeline, Tables, Maps, Illustrations

Question 10

This non-linear illustration depicts suggested relationships between concepts.

Answer 10

Concept Map

Question 11

This non-linear illustration uses instructional designers, engineers to organize knowledge.

Answer 11

Concept Map

Question 12

This non-linear illustration is a graphical representation of steps.

Answer 12

Flow Chart

Question 13

This non-linear illustration used in presenting the flow of algorithms, workflow or process.

Answer 13

Flow Chart

Question 14

This non-linear illustration shows the relationships among things or finite groups of things.

Answer 14

Venn Diagram

Question 15

This non-linear illustration shows the similarities and differences of elements.

Answer 15

Venn Diagram

Question 16

This non-linear illustration logically organizes possible causes for a specific problem.

Answer 16

Cause and Effect

Question 17

This non-linear illustration shows the differences between two separate subjects.

Answer 17

Graphs

Question 18

This is the type of graph where it is horizontal or vertical.

Answer 18

Bar Graph

Question 19

What are the types of graphs?

Answer 19

Bar Graph, Pictograph, Broken Line Graph, Continuous Curve, Pie Graph

Question 20

This is the type of graph where it shows the data it represents.

Answer 20

Bar Graph

Question 21

This is the type of graph uses pictures to symbolize a countable unit of items.

Answer 21

Pictograph

Question 22

This is the type of graph that is also a line graph. It connects data points with line segments.

Answer 22

Broken Line Graph

Question 23

This is the type of graph where it is an unbroken curve. This is a graph that has no holes/gaps.

Answer 23

Continuous Curve

Question 24

This is the type of graph that shows how a whole is divided into different parts.

Answer 24

Pie Graph

Question 25

This non-linear illustration is a hierarchical relationship between major concepts and their subordinate elements.

Answer 25

Main Idea and Details Chart

Question 26

This non-linear illustration is a visual rendition of a series of events. It can be graph or chart.

Answer 26

Timeline

Question 27

This non-linear illustration shows patterns and relationships that still appeals to the readers’ verbal system. It should be read like a text

Answer 27

Tables

Question 28

These are the types of tables.

Answer 28

Column Headings and Row Headings

Question 29

This non-linear illustration is the visual representation of selected characteristics of a place.

Answer 29

Maps

Question 30

What are the types of map?

Answer 30

Physical Map and Political Map

Question 31

This map has labels or features. Examples are mountain ranges.

Answer 31

Physical Map

Question 32

This map has cities and major towns in it.

Answer 32

Political Map

Question 33

This non-linear illustration is the visual representation of a subject. It gives better information of the information presented.

Answer 33

Illustrations