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What is the main characteristic of Intertextuality?
What is the main characteristic of Intertextuality?
- Being written in a foreign language
- Containing links to other texts (correct)
- Having colorful illustrations
- Having a complex plot structure
Which term was coined by Ted Nelson in 1965?
Which term was coined by Ted Nelson in 1965?
- Hypertext (correct)
- Hyperlink
- Jump page
- Intertextuality
What is the primary function of hypertext in the context of the text?
What is the primary function of hypertext in the context of the text?
- Eliminate the need for readers to explore further
- Redirect readers to other text materials outside the original text (correct)
- Enhance the readability of the current text
- Include direct quotations from other texts
What is the purpose of hypertext according to the text?
What is the purpose of hypertext according to the text?
In intertextuality, what does it mean when authors 'embed' the ideas, rhetoric, or plot of one text in their work?
In intertextuality, what does it mean when authors 'embed' the ideas, rhetoric, or plot of one text in their work?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an example of hypertext in the text?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an example of hypertext in the text?
How is intertextuality beneficial in enriching a text according to the text provided?
How is intertextuality beneficial in enriching a text according to the text provided?
How do new technological advancements impact the way we acquire information according to the text?
How do new technological advancements impact the way we acquire information according to the text?
What role does hypertext play in connecting different texts together?
What role does hypertext play in connecting different texts together?
In the context of the provided text, what does the term 'here' represent as a hypertext?
In the context of the provided text, what does the term 'here' represent as a hypertext?
What distinguishes intertextuality from direct quotation of phrases from other texts?
What distinguishes intertextuality from direct quotation of phrases from other texts?
