RWS REVIEW HYPERTEXT AND INTERTEXT

A student is reading an online article about the history of artificial intelligence. Throughout the article, there are clickable links that lead to definitions, related research papers, and video explanations. This is an example of:

• Linear Text

• Hypertext

• Intertextuality

• Footnotes

A modern novel features a character who constantly struggles with indecision and even says, "To be or not to be, that is the question." What type of intertextuality is being used?

• Allusion

• Quotation

• Parody

• Pastiche

A comedy film recreates dramatic scenes from classic horror movies, but with exaggerated effects and humorous dialogue to make fun of the original films. What type of intertextuality is this?

• Allusion

• Quotation

• Retelling

• Pastiche

While reading an e-book, a user clicks on a word to see its definition, then follows a hyperlink to a related Wikipedia page. Which feature of digital text is the user engaging with?

• Intertextuality

• Hyperlinking

• Analog Text

• Contextualization

A website provides a digital library where users can click on different book titles, opening related reviews, author biographies, and discussions. This is an example of:

• Intertextuality

• Hypertext

• Static Text

• Narrative Text

A writer includes a line in their novel: "As Shakespeare once said, ‘All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players.’" Which technique is used here?

• Allusion

• Quotation

• Parody

• Pastiche

A student is reading an online biology textbook that includes embedded videos, hyperlinks to external research articles, and interactive diagrams. This is an example of:

• Traditional Reading

• Hypertext

• Non-Digital Intertext

• Linear Text

A TV show mimics the filming style, costumes, and dialogue of The Godfather while telling a completely new gangster story. This is an example of:

• Allusion

• Quotation

• Parody

• Pastiche

A modern TV series makes frequent references to classic movies and literature, using famous quotes and similar plotlines to create deeper meaning. This is an example of:

• Hypertext

• Intertextuality

• Retelling

• Structural Narration

A cartoon series creates an episode where a superhero gets stuck on an island and says, "Wilson! Where are you?", referencing Cast Away without directly mentioning it. Which technique is being used?

• Allusion

• Quotation

• Retelling

• Pastiche