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The _____ is at the front of a textbook and usually lists the pages where each section or chapter begins. (A) table of contents (B) appendix (C) glossary (D) chapter introduction HELPP
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The _____ is at the front of a textbook and usually lists the pages where each section or chapter begins. (A) table of contents (B) appendix (C) glossary (D) chapter introduction
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(A) table of contents
B and C would both be at the end of the textbook, and D is specific to only one chapter.
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It’s (A) Table of Contents
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