Question

objects tell stories: comprehension quick check
which statement about a glossary is true? (1 point)
a glossary includes the definition of each word and the part of speech.
a glossary is included in print sources only.
a glossary is a list of words found at the beginning of a text.
a glossary contains words from that text that the author feels the reader should know.

Explanation:

To determine the correct statement about a glossary, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: A glossary typically provides definitions of terms (not each word's part of speech), so this is incorrect.
• Option 2: Glossaries can be in digital or print sources, so this is incorrect.
• Option 3: A glossary is a list of terms (words) with their definitions, often found at the end (not beginning) of a text. Wait, no—wait, actually, the option says "found at the beginning"? No, maybe a typo? Wait, no, the standard glossary is often at the end, but maybe the option's wording is off. Wait, no, let's re - check. Wait, the third option: "A glossary is a list of words found at the beginning of a text." No, that's incorrect. Wait, the fourth option: "A glossary contains words from that text that the author feels the reader should know." This is correct. Wait, maybe I misread the third option. Wait, the original options: Let's re - express them:

1. A glossary includes the definition of each word and the part of speech. (Incorrect, glossary defines terms, not necessarily part of speech for each word)
2. A glossary is included in print sources only. (Incorrect, digital texts can have glossaries)
3. A glossary is a list of words found at the beginning of a text. (Incorrect, glossaries are often at the end, sometimes in the back)
4. A glossary contains words from that text that the author feels the reader should know. (Correct, as glossaries are for explaining important terms in the text for the reader)

Wait, but the blue dot is on the third option. Wait, maybe the question's option 3 is miswritten? Or maybe I made a mistake. Wait, no—maybe the option 3 is "A glossary is a list of words (with definitions) found...", but the key is that the correct statement is the one that says a glossary has words the author thinks the reader should know.

Answer:

The correct option is the one that states "A glossary contains words from that text that the author feels the reader should know." (Assuming the options are labeled, for example, if it's option D, then D. A glossary contains words from that text that the author feels the reader should know)