Intertext, Context, Hypertext

It refers to the funny imitation of a serious piece of literature, writing, art or music which aims to entertain the readers/audience.

• Appropriation

• Allusion

• Parody

• Plagiarism

Mark, as an aspiring writer, is so inspired by the works of William Shakespeare that he included some ideas in writing his own piece. What literary technique is described?

• Plagiarism

• Parody

• Intertextuality

• Hypertextuality

Which type of intertextuality is used in this image?

• Allusion

• Appropriation

• Parody

• Adaptation

The comic strip above shows a sample of ______.

• Allusion

• Appropriation

• Parody

• Adaptation

_____________ refers to the phenomenon of one text referencing, quoting, or alluding to another text.

• A. Hypertext

• B. Entertext

• C. Context

• D. Intertext

A funny imitation of a serious piece of literature, writing, art, or music.

• A. Allusion

• B. Parody

• C. Adaptation

• D. Calque

It is a figure of speech that makes a reference to people, places, events, or literary works directly or by implying them.

• A. Parody

• B. Allusion

• C. Adaptation

• D. Calque

_____are a very direct form of reference and are taken directly ‘as is’ from the original text.

• A. Allusion    

• B. Parody      

• C. Adaptation    

• D. Quotations

French theorist who coined the word intertext.

• Julia Kristeva

• Julie Kristeva

What form of hypertextuality is manifested in the Darna played by Angel Locsin and Marian Rivera to the Darna played by Vilma Santos?

• Continuation

• Pastiche

• Parody