Answer:
1. linear
2. linear
3. linear
4. linear
5. linear
6. non-linear
7. non-linear
8. non-linear
10. non-linear
Explanation:
A linear text refers to traditional text that needs to be read from beginning to end in order to make sense of its content. It follows a sequential reading path where the reader tries to make sense of the text through grammatical arrangement and relationship of words. The common examples of this type include novels, poems, short stories, letters and educational texts. A non-linear text, on the other hand, is non-sequential. This means that the readers, not the author, decide how the text is to be read without necessarily following a prescribed pattern. The most common examples of non-linear texts include flowcharts, charts, graphs and other graphic organizers.
