Question

1. match the terms with the definitions.

juxtaposition - placing different kinds of words or images next to each other to create a comparison or an unusual or shocking effect

intertextuality - relating to a reality that cannot be perceived by the senses

dropdown - unusual syntax; jumping from one thought to another

dropdown - themes and ideas revised and recreated from older texts with new perspectives

Explanation:

Analyze the first term and definition

The first definition is "placing different kinds of words or images next to each other to create a comparison or an unusual or shocking effect." This matches the term juxtaposition, which is already selected in the first dropdown.

Analyze the second definition

The second definition is "relating to a reality that cannot be perceived by the senses." This refers to things that are spiritual, abstract, or beyond physical perception, which is the definition of transcendental.

Analyze the third definition

The third definition is "unusual syntax; jumping from one thought to another." This describes a disjointed, non-linear flow of consciousness or fragmented structure, which is the definition of fragmentation.

Analyze the fourth definition and term

The fourth definition is "themes and ideas revised and recreated from older texts with new perspectives." This describes how texts reference, borrow, or transform other texts, which is the definition of intertextuality. In the image, "intertextuality" is currently selected in the second dropdown, but it must be matched to this fourth definition.

Synthesize the final matches

By applying our understanding of Modernist Literature techniques:

• "placing different kinds of words or images next to each other..." matches juxtaposition.
• "relating to a reality that cannot be perceived by the senses" matches transcendental.
• "unusual syntax; jumping from one thought to another" matches fragmentation.
• "themes and ideas revised and recreated from older texts..." matches intertextuality.

Answer:

1. Match the terms with the definitions.

• <blank>juxtaposition</blank> : placing different kinds of words or images next to each other to create a comparison or an unusual or shocking effect
• <blank>transcendental</blank> : relating to a reality that cannot be perceived by the senses
• <blank>fragmentation</blank> : unusual syntax; jumping from one thought to another
• <blank>intertextuality</blank> : themes and ideas revised and recreated from older texts with new perspectives