We will start with all the words starting with 'A' and soon the entire A-Z list will be complete...
Abstract:
A brief summary of the main points of an article - read the abstract to get a clear overview of the article or book.
Abstract Journal:
A source that compiles, by subject, author or title, articles from a selected group of periodicals.
Argumentative:
A style of writing that argues a certain point of view, using evidence to support the position.
Arrangement:
The order in which information is presented in a book (i.e. alphabetical, chronological, by subject, etc.). Determining arrangement contributes to the effective use of that work.
Article:
A contribution written for publication in a journal, magazine or newspaper - articles are usually the latest information published on a certain topic.
Assumption:
The "something" that we believe in but we havent checked it our carefully to see if our assumption is based on fact or fiction.
Atlas:
Reference sources wich are a collection of indexed maps. Sciences may also refer to atlasses as "maps to the body" for human or animal anatomy.
Audience:
The people for whom a work is written.
Audiovisual:
Information in a non-print format. Includes films, slides, audiotapes, videocassettes, records, software. Also called multi media.
Authoritative:
Material that is supported by evidence and accepted by most authorities in the field.
Autobiography:
A book about a person's life written by that person.
If you come accross another word that you dont understand please reply and we will gladly assist.