Answer:Accumulation is derived from a Latin word which means "pile up." It is a stylistic device that is defined as a list of words which embody similar abstract or physical qualities or meanings, with the intention to emphasize the common qualities that words hold. It is also an act of accumulating the scattered points. Accumulation examples are found in literary pieces and in daily conversations.
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1-A self-paced online class: <em>nonlinear multimedia</em>
2-A movie : <em>linear multimedia</em>
3-the World Wide Web: <em>hypermedia</em>
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- In this multimedia type, the user interacts with the programmes on the web. Therefore, the material that comes out through this media is not sequencial ; it is not organised in chronological order. It comes out as the interaction between user / learner and a on line teacher takes place.
- This is a linear type of media since the content is organised sequentially. There is not interaction with the user. The user is has a passive role.
- The world wide web (WWW) is full of different types of texts and the user can access any of then at the click of a key. The users decides how to read the material that comes out on the web by making use of the different links that can be seen on screen.
It means all of the sudden or really quick and most of the time brutal or cruel
