Hypertext Quiz

1. What is hypertext primarily used for?

• a) Printing books
  

• b) Displaying text on paper

• c) Presenting information using links to connect different pieces of text

• d) Writing handwritten notes

2. How do readers access hyperlinks in a hypertext system?
   

• a) By speaking to the computer

• b) By clicking, tapping, or pressing a key

• c) By writing in a notebook

• d) By turning a page

3. Which of the following best describes hypertext?

• a) A way to present information in a fixed, unchanging format

• b) A linear arrangement of text like a printed book

• c) A type of digital image processing

• d) A system where text is connected through hyperlinks, allowing nonlinear navigation

4. What is the main difference between hypertext and traditional text?

• a) Traditional text is always printed, while hypertext is only digital

• b) Traditional text follows a linear structure, while hypertext allows nonlinear navigation

• c) Hypertext is always more informative than traditional text

• d) Traditional text is interactive, while hypertext is not

5. Which statement best explains how hypertext enhances learning?
   

• a) It allows readers to create their own learning paths by exploring connected ideas

• b) It forces readers to follow a single path of information

• c) It replaces books with videos and images

• d) It removes the need for reading comprehension skills