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What is the main characteristic of Hypertextuality according to the text?
What is the main characteristic of Hypertextuality according to the text?
- Accessed only through voice commands
- Using only text without any images
- Linear way of presenting information
- Non-linear way of presenting information (correct)
In the context of Hypertextuality, what are Hyperlinks used for?
In the context of Hypertextuality, what are Hyperlinks used for?
- To restrict access to other pages
- To increase the size of the text
- To provide references to other text that the reader can access (correct)
- To format the text in a more appealing way
What does the Cursor changing to a hand signify in relation to a Hypertext document?
What does the Cursor changing to a hand signify in relation to a Hypertext document?
- Indicating a hyperlink that can be clicked (correct)
- Moving to the next page
- Highlighting the text
- Indicating that typing mode is active
How is the World Wide Web (www) described in the context of Hypertextuality?
How is the World Wide Web (www) described in the context of Hypertextuality?
What is the primary function of selecting a piece of Hypertext?
What is the primary function of selecting a piece of Hypertext?
What is one of the main pedagogical benefits of incorporating hypertext in the composition class according to the text?
What is one of the main pedagogical benefits of incorporating hypertext in the composition class according to the text?
In intertextuality, which type involves borrowing from another text and reimagining it in a new light?
In intertextuality, which type involves borrowing from another text and reimagining it in a new light?
What does Aimee Cesaire's play, 'A Tempest', aim to do with Shakespeare's 'The Tempest' according to the text?
What does Aimee Cesaire's play, 'A Tempest', aim to do with Shakespeare's 'The Tempest' according to the text?
What did William Golding do differently with his novel 'Lord of the Flies' compared to the source material from Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Treasure Island'?
What did William Golding do differently with his novel 'Lord of the Flies' compared to the source material from Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Treasure Island'?
Which type of intertextuality involves creating a funny imitation or satire of another text?
Which type of intertextuality involves creating a funny imitation or satire of another text?
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