RW M5

(Directions: Read and understand the following statements below and choose INTERTEXTUALITY if they define intertextuality and HYPERTEXT if they define hypertext)

Writers often reference another literary, media, or social text in their own writing.

• intertextuality

• hypertext

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It is a relatively new way of reading a text online.

• intertextuality

• hypertext

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It is introduced in 1965 by Ted Nelson, an American pioneer of information, is an arrangement of information in a computer database, in which objects like texts, pictures, and programs are linked to one another.

• intertextuality

• hypertext

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It is also defined as the connections between language, images, characters, themes, or subjects depending on their similarities in language, genre, or discourse.

• intertextuality

• hypertext

(Directions: Read and understand the following statements below and choose INTERTEXTUALITY if they define intertextuality and HYPERTEXT if they define hypertext)

This happens when the writer borrows and transforms a prior text.

• intertextuality

• hypertext