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What is the main difference between linear and non-linear texts?
What is the main difference between linear and non-linear texts?
- Non-linear texts are organized sequentially.
- Linear texts are read from left to right and top to bottom.
- Non-linear texts are used for highlighting important thematic conflict. (correct)
- Linear texts are combined with visual elements.
What is the difference between linear and non-linear texts?
What is the difference between linear and non-linear texts?
- Linear texts follow a sequential path, while non-linear texts don't. (correct)
- Linear texts are only found in print media, while non-linear texts are only found in digital media
- Linear texts are used for highlighting thematic conflict, while non-linear texts are not.
- Linear texts are used for providing context and character background, while non-linear texts are not.
True or false: Non-linear text follows a sequential path from left to right and top to bottom.
True or false: Non-linear text follows a sequential path from left to right and top to bottom.
False (B)
What are some examples of non-linear text?
What are some examples of non-linear text?
What is the purpose of using non-linear texts?
What is the purpose of using non-linear texts?
True or false: Non-linear texts are only used in print materials, such as books and articles.
True or false: Non-linear texts are only used in print materials, such as books and articles.
Which of the following is an example of non-linear text?
Which of the following is an example of non-linear text?
True or false: Non-linear texts allow readers to find specific information more quickly and efficiently than linear texts.
True or false: Non-linear texts allow readers to find specific information more quickly and efficiently than linear texts.
What is the purpose of non-linear texts?
What is the purpose of non-linear texts?
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