TEST FOR MEDICAL INTERPRETERS QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
\Q\.Steps in Taking the Oral Test - ANSWERS✔-Sight translation test
Silently go over the entire passage before translating; Silently read each comp
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TEST FOR MEDICAL INTERPRETERS QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
\Q\.Steps in Taking the Oral Test - ANSWERS✔-Sight translation test
Silently go over the entire passage before translating; Silently read each complete sentence before translating, one sentence at a time.
Avoid word for word translation. Instead, organize best possible target language sentence that conveys the complete meaning of the original sentence; Mind your enunciation; Budget your time for each sentence, but be relaxed.
Consecutive interpretation
Listen carefully to the whole sentence/segment;
Pay special attention to key words and details (names, numbers, dates, etc.); Memorize key words and details (or take notes if it works better for you); Interpret into best possible target language sentences;
Mind your enunciation;Save your repeats (two allowed) for long sentences/segments.
Simultaneous interpretation
Look out for the points the speaker is trying to get across;
Pay attention to important details such as date, time, and numbers;
Keep a steady flow of words, and don't waste time fumbling for the exact target language equivalents; Try to establish a delay between the speaker and you that is comfortable for you; Keep pace with the speaker at the delay you established; Don't panic over or think about what you miss; Just remain calm and catch up with the speaker as quickly as you can.
\Q\.test taking tips - ANSWERS✔-Before the test
Be rested and comfortable;
Know what to expect in the test (content, format, timing, etc.);
Be concerned (helps you do your best);
Avoid test anxiety;
Arrive early on test day.
During the test
Keep a positive attitude; Relax; Budget your time to allow room for review; For a written test, make sure to identify yourself on the answer sheet; For a written test, quickly read through entire test (for information and timing); For a written test, read test instructions carefully for each section; For an oral test, listen carefully to instructions for each part; For a written test and an oral test, concentrate -- one question/segment at a time. For a written test and an oral test, don't be distracted by the questions/words you don't know.
Before you turn in your test
Fight the urge to turn in early;
Make sure you don't miss any items;
Review questions and answers;
Review your performance for future benefits (timing, difficult questions, strategies, etc.).
\Q\.the oral test (30 minutes) - ANSWERS✔-The oral test for medical interpreters is composed of two sections — sight translation and
consecutive interpretation.
Section one — sight translation: The candidate will be allowed six minutes to orally render an English text into a target language, and another six minutes to orally render a non-English language text into English. The candidate may silently review each text before interpreting, but the review time will be part of the six minutes permitted for each text.
Section two — consecutive interpretation: Some pre-recorded audio materials will be played in this exercise. The candidate will assume the role of an interpreter. The recorded materials
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