The material printed at the back of a book (e.g., agenda, appendix, bibliography, glossary, index, etc.). Alternative term: end matter.
Printed material found in the back of the book after the main section of the book. This includes the appendix, the bibliography, the index and other related matter.
appendices, notes, indexes or other material which may appear in a book after the conclusion of the text.
Printed material that appears in the back of a book, after the main body of text. Typical inclusions are glossaries, footnotes, indexes, author and illustrator biographies, etc. In picture books, back matter reduces the space available for the story and illustration, since most picture books are restricted to a 24- or 32-page format.
The pages after the main body of text, may include endnotes, bibliography, etc.
material that appears at the end of an online learning program. Includes the index, appendixes, and Learner Satisfaction Survey. Contrast with front matter.
The contents of a book that appears after the main text; may include an afterword, appendix, colophon, glossary, and index.
The section after the body of the text and may include the endnotes, index, bibliography, author biography, etc.
Printed material found in the back of the book after the main section of the book. This includes the appendix, the bibliography, the index, author's biography, etc.
written matter following the main text of a book
All printed material that appears in the back of the book after the body copy. Back matter can include an afterword, an appendix, a bibliography, a colophon, a glossary, and an index.
Counterpart of front matter. Any material, such as appendixes, notes, references, glossary or index, coming after the chapters of a book.
All the material that follows the main text of the book such as appendix, bibliography, and glossary.
The pages that appear after the main body of your book, just before the back cover. They include photograph credits, references, etc.
The US English name for end matter.
(Also called "end matter.") Items placed after the main body of a document. Examples of back matter include appendices and indices. Contributed by: MarcommWise Staff
The final pages of a book, comprising notes, bibliography or references, appendices, indices and any other pages to make up the final section or sections of the book. Blank pages are sometimes included to make up a complete section.
The book information placed after the text copy; includes index, glossary, bibliography, and appendix.
Supplementary material in the back of a book, such as a glossary, recommended reading lists, an index, or information about the book.
The third division of the book and contains any Appendices, Notes, Reference section, Glossary, Bibliography, Index, etc., and Colophon if desired. (The text itself is the middle part; the Front matter is the first.)
Material, such as indices or appendices, that comes after the main text of a book. Also called “end matterâ€.