Quiz on Context, Hypertext & Intertext

What is an Intertextual Feature borrowed from another language by literal word-for-word translation?

What type of Intertextual Feature has less vital impact on the significance of hypertext which has parallel characters and plotlines?

What type of context refers to the specific field of study or academic discipline in which the text is situated?

What is the second thing to consider in using context that cites various sources?

Which type of Hypertext uses algorithms to adapt the text based on the reader's needs and preferences?

What allows a reader to navigate through a document or text by clicking on hyperlinks?

Which claim states that all signifying systems are products of previous signifying systems?

What is one example of the Obligatory Intertext wherein authors enter the fictional worlds of other authors and create their own stories?

What is a repetition of one's expression and considered as an intertextual feature?

What is considered a weakness in a text which asks the question, 'Were the sources credible'?