In order to get an idea of significant subject areas in a chapter, it is best to read the:
A. subheads.
B. graphics.
C. captions.
D. table of contents.
And you think the answer is ... ?
Let me give you an example:
Scofields Study Bible, Matthew chapter 2 subheadings.
Visit of the Magi
The flight into Egypt
Herod's slaughter of the innocents
The return from Egypt to Nazareth
Does that help?
To determine the significant subject areas in a chapter, it is best to read the:
D. table of contents.
The table of contents provides an overview of the chapter's content by listing the main headings and subheadings. It gives a concise summary of the topics covered within the chapter, allowing you to quickly identify the main focus areas. By reading the table of contents, you can get a sense of the chapter's organization and structure, helping you to navigate through the material more effectively.