What does a glossary in a book do?

Answer 1

A glossary is like a little dictionary with terms from the book you're reading. It helps you by defining those terms so you know what you're reading.

Answer 2

A glossary is like a little dictionary with terms from the book you're reading. It helps you by defining those terms so you know what you're reading.

Answer 3

The glossary in a book tells you the definition of words in that particular book. Some books have one, and some books don't. I know that a school reading book would have one, even a music book would, but that is what a glossary is there for, to give you a definition of a word.

Answer 4

The glossary - is usually a list of technical terms, along with a short explanation. For example, a computer book might list the meaning of acronyms such as EEPROM, CMOS, DRAM etc in the glossary.

Answer 5

A glossary in a book provides definitions of key terms or topics used in the text. It helps readers understand unfamiliar words or concepts without having to look them up elsewhere.