Guide words at the top or bottom of each page tell what words are listed on each page. The first guide word tells the first word on the page, the last one tells the last one on the page. Students circle the letter of correct pair of guide words for each word. Students learn how to use guide words at the top and bottom of dictionary pages.

To identify the guide words in a dictionary, simply look at the top of each page and locate the words that are in a different font or style than the rest of the text. The first guide word represents the first word on the page, while the second guide word represents the last word on the page.

The first guide word represents the first synonym on the page, while the second guide word represents the last synonym on the page. By scanning the guide words, users can easily find the page that contains the synonyms they are looking for.

Guide words are typically placed at the top of each page in a dictionary, just above the list of words. They are often printed in bold or italicized font to make them stand out. To identify the guide words in a dictionary, simply look at the top of each page and locate the words that are in a different font or style than the rest of the text.