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Which of the following is an example of parody?
A poem focussed on nature
A documentary about world war 2
Scary Movie which mimics popular horror films for comedic effect
The Great Gatsby
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Which of the following texts uses allusion by referencing Greek mythology?
Percy Jackson and The Olympians
Twilight
Harry Potter
The Hunger Games
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What is allusion?
A story rewritten from a different perspective
An indirect reference to another text
A text imitating another text
An explicit reference to another text
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What is the purpose of parody?
To follow genre conventions
For comedic effect
To criticise
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What is this an example of?
An adaptation
Genre conventions
A direct reference
An illusion
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What does intertextuality allow texts to do?
Form connections with other works, allowing for deeper meaning
Be completely original and free from influence
Avoid using references to other texts
Be confusing and difficult to understand
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Which of the following is an example of
adaptation
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A poem about a modern-day hero
A film version of 'The Great Gatsby' based on the original novel
A song that samples Beethoven's music
A TV show with characters named after historical figures
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What is intertextuality?
A novel set in the future
A character quoting a line from Star Wars
A text with a singular theme
A novel written in first person
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What is the purpose of satire?
To follow genre conventions
To criticise
For comedic effect
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Which of the following is an example of an adaptation of a classic text?
A modern song inspired by a classical piece
The Lion King based on Hamlet
A story set in the same world as Harry Potter
A book that mentions The Odyssey
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What role do genre conventions play in intertextuality?
Set expectations for the text and help create connections with other works
They prevent the audience from understanding the text
They are always ignored to make the text unique
They are only used in non-fiction work