Reading and Writing Review Test

1. Which of the following statements is true about intertext?

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

• b. A link may stock the reader to only a brief sentence, to a paragraph, or to whole pages of new text.

• c. User follows a link from its source to its destination, usually by clicking on source with the mouse.

• d. It refers to "links" on a computer screen that, when activated, will bring the reader immediately to a new site of text, audio, and video.

2. It is defined as the social, cultural, political, historical, and other related circumstances that surround the text and form the terms from which it can be better understood and evaluated.

• a. context

• b. content

• c. contact

• d. constant

This method of text development allows the writers to produce texts with borrowed ideas from other writers.

• a. hypertext

• b. intertext

• c. context

• d. concept

Which of the following is not a kind of an intertextual

relationship?

• a. hypermedia

• b. adaptation

• c. parody

• d. allusion

A type of intertext that shows a funny imitation of a serious piece of writing

• a. adaptation

• b. allusion

• c. parody

• d. bibliography

Norse mythology of Europe was the inspiration of Victor Magtanggol, an action-fantasy series of GMA Network. What text development was used in crafting this story?

• a. hyperlink

• b. intertext

• c. analysis

• d. context

. Which of the following gives immediate access to other texts?

 

• A. Intertextuality

• B. Intertext

• C. Hypertext

• D. Hyperlink

It involves readers’ active engagement to think deeply by applying various

skills.

• A. Inference

• B. Reading Skills

• C. Claims

• D. Critical Reading

. It is the process of expressing ideas and opinions as well as justifying stand based on existing knowledge and experiences

• A. fact

• B. value

• C. criticism

• D. reasoning

The following describes the steps in critical reading as reasoning EXCEPT____________.

 

• a. Identifying assertions.

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• b. Formulating a counterclaim

• c. Determining evidence/Reasoning

• d. Drawing conclusion