The entry Volcanoes has these subheadings: How Volcanoes Form, Types of Volcanoes, Famous Eruptions, Staying Safe. Lea must find out what a family should do while a volcano is erupting. Which subheading should she read?

The entry Bamboo has these subheadings: Where Bamboo Grows, Parts of the Plant, Uses in Building, Bamboo and Animals. Ken wants to know which animals feed on bamboo. Which subheading should he read?

Rey needs the exact height of Mount Apo. His encyclopedia has entries called Mountains, Philippines, Mount Apo, and Volcanoes. Which entry answers his question most directly?

The entry Rice has these subheadings: Growing Rice, Cooking with Rice, History of Rice, Rice Around the World. Ana asks how farmers plant rice in flooded fields. Which subheading should she read?

The entry Coral Reefs has these subheadings: What Coral Is, Reef Animals, Warming Seas, Protecting Reefs. Ivy asks why many reefs are turning white. Which subheading should she read?

The entry Philippine Eagle has these subheadings: Size and Feathers, What It Eats, Nesting, Saving the Species. Bea must find out how many eggs the eagle lays. Which subheading should she read?

Miguel opens the long entry Weather to answer one question: how a rainbow is made. Which part of the entry should he read?

Sara is reading the entry Bees to learn how bees make honey. Which fact from the entry belongs in her notes?

A photo caption in the entry Typhoons reads: Fishermen tie their boats to trees before the storm reaches the coast. What does this caption tell the reader?

The entry Earthquakes ends with the line: See also Tsunamis. Rico still needs to know what a tsunami is. What should he do next?

Ella is turning the pages of the E entries. Which entry comes right after Eagle?

Mia wants the entry Tarsier. The volumes on the shelf are marked A-C, D-H, P-S, and T-V. Which volume should she take down?

The entry Coconut has these subheadings: The Coconut Tree, Coconut Water, Making Copra, Coconut in Cooking. Jun asks how farmers dry coconut meat before selling it. Which subheading should he read?

The entry Basketball has these subheadings: How the Game Started, Rules of Play, Famous Players, Basketball in the Philippines. Paolo asks how many players each team may have on the court. Which subheading should he read?

Dan needs facts about how a bicycle brake works. His encyclopedia has entries called Bicycle, Metal, Roads, and Sports. Which entry answers his exact question?

The entry Jeepney has these subheadings: Beginnings, How They Are Built, Routes and Fares, Art on Jeepneys. Grace must find out when the first jeepneys appeared. Which subheading should she read?

The entry Mangroves says: Mangrove trees grow in salty water along the coast. Their thick roots hold the soil and slow big waves. Which detail explains how mangroves protect a shore?

The entry Bamboo has these subheadings: Where Bamboo Grows, Parts of the Plant, Uses in Building. A reader who wants to know which animals eat bamboo will find the answer under Uses in Building.

A caption in the entry Typhoons reads: Fishermen tie their boats to trees before the storm. This caption tells the reader how typhoons form.

The guide words at the top of a page are Panda and Paper, so the entry Parrot is printed on that page.

Ben must give a short talk about the life of Jose Rizal. Which reference tool gives him background on the whole subject?

Nita meets the word crater in her reading and needs its exact meaning and how to say it. Which reference tool should she use?

Ramon's science book uses the word sediment in many chapters. Which reference tool explains how that book uses the word?

Ella wrote: The old house was big. She wants a word showing the house was large and fine to look at. Which word from the thesaurus fits her meaning?

An entry says: The tarsier (a small night animal of the Philippines) has very large eyes. Which punctuation mark holds the words that explain tarsier?

An entry says: Copra, the dried meat of the coconut, is sold to factories. What do the two commas do in this sentence?

An entry says: A volcano throws out three things: ash, gas and rock. What does the colon do in this sentence?

An entry says: The guide told the class, "The lake fills an old crater." Which punctuation mark shows the guide's exact words?

The entry Moon has these subheadings: Phases, Surface, Landings, Tides. Ivy asks why the sea rises and falls each day. Which subheading should she read?

The entry Butterflies has these subheadings: Life Cycle, Wings and Patterns, Feeding, Migration. Sam asks how a caterpillar becomes a butterfly. Which subheading should he read?

Cely asks what the white triangle on the Philippine flag stands for. Her encyclopedia has entries called Flags, Symbols, Philippines, and Flag of the Philippines. Which entry answers her exact question?

The entry Philippines fills ten pages. Its subheadings are Land and Climate, Farming, History, and Festivals. Rica must list the country's main crops. Which subheading should she read?

Toto is taking notes on why sea turtles come onto the beach. Which fact from the entry Sea Turtles does not belong in his notes?

A caption in the entry Rice reads: Farmers plant young seedlings by hand in a flooded field. Which question does this caption answer?

The entry Sharks fills two pages. Rina must find out what sharks eat. Where should she look first?

Ana asks which paintings Juan Luna made. Her encyclopedia has entries called Art, Juan Luna, Painting, and Philippines. Which entry answers her exact question?

The top of an encyclopedia page shows the guide words Panda and Paper. Which entry is printed on that page?

Leo opens the entry Water. He needs to know at what temperature water boils. Which part of the entry answers his exact question?

A long encyclopedia entry is cut into parts. Each smaller title above a part is called a ___.

Rosa needs background facts about the whole subject of volcanoes, so she opens an ___.