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Froggy Jumps IntertextualityOnline version Tests about intertextuality. by Gavharoy Abduvaliyeva 1 What is intertextuality? a Correlation between texts b The study of individual words and sentences c A structured unit of a language 2 What are the levels of intertextual correlation? a Thematic, semantic and structural b Only semantic and structural c Cohesion and coherence 3 What is the text that contains intertextual inclusions? a Recipient b Precedent c Both of them 4 Choose the option that has intertextual inclusions a Epigraph, periphrasis, citations b Quotations, legends, allusions c Citations, religious texts, books 5 Which level deals with the meanings and implications of words and phrases across different texts? a Semantic b Thematic c Structural 6 Which level tests how the arrangement and form of texts relate to one another? a Structural b Semantic c Thematic 7 ........... serve as introductory quotes related to the theme of the main texts. a Epigraph b Citation c Allusion 8 What is allusion? a It is indirect reference to other texts that enrich the meaning of a work b It is character names or place names c It reflect or allude to other works 9 Which of these options is semi-historical narratives? a Legends b Myths c Religious texts 10 What is quotations? a Sentences taken from well-known texts b Aphorisms c Title of text 11 Which types are text categories subdivided into? a Obligatory and optional b Semantic and modality c Obligatory and intentionality 12 Intertextuality, imagery and evaluative are referred to the ............. type of text categories. a Optional b Obligatory c Structural 13 What are the types of information that Galperin distinguished? a Content-factual, content-conceptual, and content-subtextual b Subjective and objective c Only content-factual and content-conceptual 14 Choose the option which has stylistic devices. a Personification, parallelism, and gradation b Metaphor, periphrasis, and legends c Gradation, smile, and emotiveness 15 The following types of conceptual information can be singled out ......... a Microconcept, macroconcept, and superconcept b Only microconcept and macroconcept c Only macroconcept and superconcept

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IntertextualityOnline version

by Gavharoy Abduvaliyeva

What is intertextuality?

What are the levels of intertextual correlation?

What is the text that contains intertextual inclusions?

Choose the option that has intertextual inclusions

Which level deals with the meanings and implications of words and phrases across different texts?

Which level tests how the arrangement and form of texts relate to one another?

........... serve as introductory quotes related to the theme of the main texts.

What is allusion?

Which of these options is semi-historical narratives?

What is quotations?

Which types are text categories subdivided into?

Intertextuality, imagery and evaluative are referred to the ............. type of text categories.

What are the types of information that Galperin distinguished?

Choose the option which has stylistic devices.

The following types of conceptual information can be singled out .........