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summative testOnline version Hypertext & Intertextuality Quiz by Princess Phoenila Balili 1 1. The term hypertext was coined in 1963 by: a Ted Nelson b Ferdinand de Saussure c Laurent Jenny d Julia Kristeva 2 2. A reference that specifies the location of a web resource is called: a Hyperlink b Uniform Resource Locator c Hypermedia d Protocol 3 3. Which method of intertextuality involves directly copying exact words from another text? a Pastiche b Retelling c Quotation d Allusion 4 4. Intertextuality as a term was first introduced in the 1960s by: a Ferdinand de Saussure b Ted Nelson c Julia Kristeva d Graham Allen 5 5. Hypertext differs from traditional text because it: a limits the readers movement within the text b follows a fixed reading sequence c presents ideas in printed format only d connects segments of information through links 6 6. Hypermedia refers to: a text arranged in paragraphs b footnotes in academic writing c printed references at the end of a book d multimedia elements embedded in links 7 7. Intertextuality occurs when a text: a presents purely factual information b establishes a connection with another text c follows a chronological structure d avoids influence from other works 8 8. Retelling as a method of intertextuality involves: a inserting website link b summarizing statistics c copying exact statements d re-expressing a narrative in a new way 9 9. An allusion is best described as: a an indirect reference to another work b an indirect reference to another work c a direct quotation with citation d a humorous imitation 10 10. A student clicks a highlighted word in an online article and is redirected to a related explanation page. This demonstrates: a Intertext b Linear reading c Paraphrasing d Hypertext 11 11. A story inspired by a myth but written in a modern setting most clearly demonstrates: a Intertextuality b Annotation c Bibliography d Hypermedia 12 12. When a writer restates the plot of a classic folktale in a contemporary context, the writer is using: a Quotation b Protocol c URL d Retelling 13 13. Embedding a video inside a digital article to enrich meaning is an example of: a Parody b Allusion c Retelling d Hypermedia 14 14. A blog post that includes clickable references to related articles uses: a Hypertext structure b Chronological development c Linear sequencing d Contrast pattern 15 15. Which situation best illustrates intertextuality? a A diary entry recounting daily events b A textbook defining scientific terms c A novel that parallels the events of an older epic d A poem describing nature 16 16. A hyperlink allows readers to: a remove multimedia from a document b create connections between pieces of information c follow only the authors intended sequence d avoid additional sources 17 17. Which pair correctly distinguishes hypertext from intertext? a Hypertext is printed; Intertext is digital b Hypertext uses links; Intertext connects texts conceptually c Hypertext avoids references; Intertext avoids influence d Hypertext copies content; Intertext uses URLs 18 18. A writer indirectly mentions 'a forbidden apple' to suggest the story of Genesis without naming it. This technique is: a Hypermedia b Retelling c Allusion d Quotation 19 19. Which statement best explains the importance of hypertext in digital reading? a It restricts navigation. b It enables customized exploration of information. c It replaces printed materials entirely. d It standardizes interpretation. 20 20. Which statement best supports the idea that intertextuality enhances creativity? a It limits interpretation. b It focuses only on citation rules. c It prevents originality. d It allows transformation of existing ideas into new meaning. 21 21. A non-linear system of presenting information through links. a Hypermedia? b Hypertext c Linear text d URL 22 22. A text development method that merges imitation and creation. a Intertextuality b Retelling c Allusion d Quotation 23 23. A direct lifting of exact words from another text. a Hyperlink b Retelling c Allusion d Quotation 24 24. Multimedia elements integrated into linked digital text. a Retelling b Allusion c Hypertext d Hypermedia 25 25. An indirect reference to another text without explicit quotation. a Allusion b Quotation c Retelling d Hyperlink 26 26. Hypertext allows readers to navigate information non-linearly. a False b True 27 27. Intertextuality requires the use of hyperlinks. a False b True 28 28. A URL specifies the address of a resource on the internet. a True b False 29 29. Retelling involves copying exact statements from a text. a False b True 30 30. Hypermedia may include audio and video elements. a False b True 31 31. Allusion is a direct quotation from another text. a False b True 32 32. Hypertext is commonly associated with digital environments. a True b False 33 33. Pastiche imitates the style of another work without ridicule. a False b True 34 34. Intertextuality can occur consciously or unconsciously. a True b False 35 35. Traditional printed text typically follows a non-linear structure. a True b False

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by Princess Phoenila Balili

1. The term hypertext was coined in 1963 by:

2. A reference that specifies the location of a web resource is called:

3. Which method of intertextuality involves directly copying exact words from another text?

4. Intertextuality as a term was first introduced in the 1960s by:

5. Hypertext differs from traditional text because it:

6. Hypermedia refers to:

7. Intertextuality occurs when a text:

8. Retelling as a method of intertextuality involves:

9. An allusion is best described as:

10. A student clicks a highlighted word in an online article and is redirected to a related explanation page. This demonstrates:

11. A story inspired by a myth but written in a modern setting most clearly demonstrates:

12. When a writer restates the plot of a classic folktale in a contemporary context, the writer is using:

13. Embedding a video inside a digital article to enrich meaning is an example of:

14. A blog post that includes clickable references to related articles uses:

15. Which situation best illustrates intertextuality?

16. A hyperlink allows readers to:

17. Which pair correctly distinguishes hypertext from intertext?

18. A writer indirectly mentions 'a forbidden apple' to suggest the story of Genesis without naming it. This technique is:

19. Which statement best explains the importance of hypertext in digital reading?

20. Which statement best supports the idea that intertextuality enhances creativity?

21. A non-linear system of presenting information through links.

22. A text development method that merges imitation and creation.

23. A direct lifting of exact words from another text.

24. Multimedia elements integrated into linked digital text.

25. An indirect reference to another text without explicit quotation.

26. Hypertext allows readers to navigate information non-linearly.

27. Intertextuality requires the use of hyperlinks.

28. A URL specifies the address of a resource on the internet.

29. Retelling involves copying exact statements from a text.

30. Hypermedia may include audio and video elements.

31. Allusion is a direct quotation from another text.

32. Hypertext is commonly associated with digital environments.

33. Pastiche imitates the style of another work without ridicule.

34. Intertextuality can occur consciously or unconsciously.

35. Traditional printed text typically follows a non-linear structure.