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Which intertextual device involves directly lifting verbatim statements from another author's work?
Which intertextual device involves directly lifting verbatim statements from another author's work?
- Allusion
- Retelling
- Quotation (correct)
- Paraphrasing
In what way does allusion differ from quotation as an intertextual technique?
In what way does allusion differ from quotation as an intertextual technique?
- Allusion involves direct, word-for-word extraction, unlike quotation.
- Allusion explicitly references another text, whereas quotation does so implicitly.
- Allusion makes an indirect reference, while quotation uses explicit, direct extraction. (correct)
- Allusion and quotation are essentially the same, with only minor stylistic differences.
How does retelling primarily function within the context of intertextuality?
How does retelling primarily function within the context of intertextuality?
- By restating or re-expressing a story or narrative in a new way. (correct)
- By making subtle, unacknowledged references to other works.
- By offering a verbatim replication of the original text.
- By providing a new interpretation of the original author's intent.
Consider Taylor Swift's 'Love Story', which references Shakespeare’s 'Romeo and Juliet'. Which intertextual element is predominantly at play?
Consider Taylor Swift's 'Love Story', which references Shakespeare’s 'Romeo and Juliet'. Which intertextual element is predominantly at play?
In 'Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint', Chapter 382 references Dante Alighieri’s Inferno. What intertextual technique is employed?
In 'Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint', Chapter 382 references Dante Alighieri’s Inferno. What intertextual technique is employed?
Which situation exemplifies retelling as an intertextual method?
Which situation exemplifies retelling as an intertextual method?
A historian writes a book about World War II, incorporating excerpts from speeches made by Winston Churchill. What intertextual technique is being employed?
A historian writes a book about World War II, incorporating excerpts from speeches made by Winston Churchill. What intertextual technique is being employed?
An author writes a story about a young wizard attending a magic school, which many readers interpret as a reference to 'Harry Potter' without any explicit mention. Which literary device is being employed?
An author writes a story about a young wizard attending a magic school, which many readers interpret as a reference to 'Harry Potter' without any explicit mention. Which literary device is being employed?
An adaptation of 'Cinderella' sets the story in modern-day Los Angeles, replacing the fairy godmother with a social media influencer and the pumpkin carriage with a limousine. Which intertextual technique is used?
An adaptation of 'Cinderella' sets the story in modern-day Los Angeles, replacing the fairy godmother with a social media influencer and the pumpkin carriage with a limousine. Which intertextual technique is used?
Which of the following actions represents the least direct form of intertextuality?
Which of the following actions represents the least direct form of intertextuality?
Which action exemplifies critical reading rather than simply reading?
Which action exemplifies critical reading rather than simply reading?
In the context of forming evaluative statements, what is the primary role of evidence?
In the context of forming evaluative statements, what is the primary role of evidence?
Which of the following best describes the role of 'identifying assertions' within critical reading?
Which of the following best describes the role of 'identifying assertions' within critical reading?
How does a 'convention' differ from an 'opinion' in the context of assertions?
How does a 'convention' differ from an 'opinion' in the context of assertions?
Which statement exemplifies a 'fact' according to the provided information?
Which statement exemplifies a 'fact' according to the provided information?
Which of the following best exemplifies evidence based on verified observations?
Which of the following best exemplifies evidence based on verified observations?
If a student is engaging in 'critical reading', what is their primary objective?
If a student is engaging in 'critical reading', what is their primary objective?
Which statement represents a convention rather than a fact?
Which statement represents a convention rather than a fact?
What is the role of 'determining evidence' in the process of critical reading as reasoning?
What is the role of 'determining evidence' in the process of critical reading as reasoning?
Which of the following statements is most clearly an opinion?
Which of the following statements is most clearly an opinion?
In the context of evaluative statements, what distinguishes a sound judgment from a mere opinion?
In the context of evaluative statements, what distinguishes a sound judgment from a mere opinion?
Which statement below is the best example of a preference?
Which statement below is the best example of a preference?
Which activity best exemplifies recognizing and formulating a 'counterclaim'?
Which activity best exemplifies recognizing and formulating a 'counterclaim'?
How might analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of an argument contribute to forming an evaluative statement?
How might analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of an argument contribute to forming an evaluative statement?
How does an opinion differ from a fact?
How does an opinion differ from a fact?
Which situation relies on 'convention' as its primary basis?
Which situation relies on 'convention' as its primary basis?
In evaluating the claim 'Exercising daily is the best way to improve overall health,' what would constitute the strongest form of evidence?
In evaluating the claim 'Exercising daily is the best way to improve overall health,' what would constitute the strongest form of evidence?
Given the statement: 'I believe that morning exercise is the most effective way to stay energized throughout the day,' what type of statement is this?
Given the statement: 'I believe that morning exercise is the most effective way to stay energized throughout the day,' what type of statement is this?
Which is the best way to differentiate between an opinion and a preference?
Which is the best way to differentiate between an opinion and a preference?
If someone says, 'I would rather walk to work than take the bus,' what type of statement is this?
If someone says, 'I would rather walk to work than take the bus,' what type of statement is this?
How does hypertext primarily enhance a reader's experience?
How does hypertext primarily enhance a reader's experience?
Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of hypertext?
Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of hypertext?
If a student is researching climate change and finds a link in an online article that leads to a government report on carbon emissions, what feature of hypertext is being utilized?
If a student is researching climate change and finds a link in an online article that leads to a government report on carbon emissions, what feature of hypertext is being utilized?
In what way does learner control enhance the educational value of hypertext?
In what way does learner control enhance the educational value of hypertext?
How might a history textbook utilize hypertext to enrich its content?
How might a history textbook utilize hypertext to enrich its content?
Which of these is the BEST description of 'intertext'?
Which of these is the BEST description of 'intertext'?
Why is understanding intertextuality important for readers?
Why is understanding intertextuality important for readers?
Which scenario exemplifies intertextuality?
Which scenario exemplifies intertextuality?
A blog post includes links to source articles. What features are being used?
A blog post includes links to source articles. What features are being used?
Which of the following is an example of hypertext AND intertext?
Which of the following is an example of hypertext AND intertext?
Flashcards
Hypertext
Hypertext
Non-sequential writing with text chunks connected by links, allowing reader choice.
Hyperlinks
Hyperlinks
Links that connect parts of a page or direct to another website.
Hypertext Significance
Hypertext Significance
The foundation of the World Wide Web, allowing quick access to needed information.
Examples of Hypertext
Examples of Hypertext
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More Hypertext Examples
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Advantages of Hypertext
Advantages of Hypertext
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Intertext
Intertext
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How does hypertext allow the users to access information?
How does hypertext allow the users to access information?
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Hypertext origin
Hypertext origin
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Hypertext media
Hypertext media
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Reading
Reading
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Critical Reading
Critical Reading
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Critical Reading Steps
Critical Reading Steps
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Evaluative Statement
Evaluative Statement
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Assertions
Assertions
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Fact
Fact
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Opinion
Opinion
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Convention
Convention
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Preference
Preference
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What are assertions?
What are assertions?
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Retelling
Retelling
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Quotation
Quotation
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Allusion
Allusion
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Quotation
Quotation
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Allusion
Allusion
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Retelling
Retelling
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Allusion
Allusion
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Evidence
Evidence
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Witness Testimony
Witness Testimony
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Verified Observation
Verified Observation
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Research Results
Research Results
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Traditions
Traditions
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Laws and Rules
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Study Notes
- Welcome back, Marians, for Reading and Writing Skills!
- The learning targets includes understanding how hyperlinks and multimedia influence text interpretation, appreciating how texts reference and build on other works, and creating informative text using hyperlinks
Hypertext
- Coined by Ted Nelson in 1985.
- Involves non-sequential writing with choices for the reader on an interactive screen.
- A series of text chunks connected by links that provides different pathways
- Uses hyperlinks that connect parts of the same page or give access to another website.
- It is the foundation of the World Wide Web (www).
- Allows quick access to needed information.
- May include images, audio, video, and other media.
- Reading is the process of taking in the sense or meaning of symbols, specifically those of written language, by sight or touch.
- For educators and researchers, reading involves word recognition, spelling, alphabetics, phonics, phonemic awareness, vocabulary, comprehension, fluency, and motivation.
- Hypertexts can be seen in blogs, emails, interactive literature, and PowerPoint presentations.
- Advantages of Hypertext include citing references, individualized learning and highlighting connections of ideas
Intertext
- Text is based on another text whereby some properties of an original text are incorporated in the text that is created by another author.
- Intertext includes Retelling whereby there is a restatement of a story or re-expression of a narrative
- Intertext includes Quotation whereby there is direct lifting of the exact statements or set of words from a text another author has made
- Allusion happens when a writer or speaker explicitly or implicitly pertains to an idea or passage found in another text without the use of quotation
Forming evaluative staments
- Critical reading involves identifying assertions, formulating counterclaim and determining evidence
- Evaluative statements states one's sound judgement, uses reasoning, is supported by evidence, and highlights the strengths and weaknesses
- Reading is understanding information, is passive, and the purpose is to comprehend and enjoy
- Critical reading involves analyzing and evaluating information, is active and reflective, and the purpose is to look for deeper meaning and biases
Assertions
- Declarative sentences give one's belief about something, and can be made without providing evidence.
- "Fact" is a statement that can be proven objectively with evidence from direct experience, testimonies of witnesses, verified observations, or results of research.
- “Convention” is something done similar to traditions and norms, may appear factual but cannot be verified.
- Opinion is a statement based on facts but is difficult to objectively verify, is open for disputes or arguments, with key words: I believe, in my opinion, I would say, to me
- Preference is stating a personal choice and cannot be objectively proven or logically attacked with key words: I love, I prefer, I dislike, I would rather
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Explore hypertext and its impact on reading comprehension. Learn how hyperlinks and multimedia enhance text, creating interactive experiences. Understand how texts build on each other to broaden your knowledge.
