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Translation Essentials QuizOnline version Basics of translation concepts by Ikathouse Guesthouse 1 1. What is translation? A) Writing a text B) Changing meaning from one language to another C) Reading a text D) Speaking a language a D) Speaking a language b A) Writing a text c B) Changing meaning from one language to another d C) Reading a text 2 2. What is the main goal of translation? A) Change words only B) Keep meaning C) Make text longer D) Add new ideas a A) Change words only b C) Make text longer c D) Add new ideas d B) Keep meaning 3 3. What is literal translation? A) Meaning-based translation B) Free translation C) Word-for-word translation D) Creative translation a B) Free translation b C) Word-for-word translation c D) Creative translation d A) Meaning-based translation 4 4. What is free translation? A) Exact translation B) Word-by-word C) Meaning-based translation D) Grammar translation a C) Meaning-based translation b B) Word-by-word c D) Grammar translation d A) Exact translation 5 5. Why do we compare translations? A) To confuse students B) To see differences C) To make text longer D) To remove meaning a D) To remove meaning b B) To see differences c A) To confuse students d C) To make text longer 6 6. Which one is important in translation? A) Only words B) Only grammar C) Meaning, style, tone D) Only sentences a C) Meaning, style, tone b D) Only sentences c B) Only grammar d A) Only words 7 7. “It’s raining cats and dogs” means: A) Animals are falling B) Light rain C) Heavy rain D) No rain a A) Animals are falling b D) No rain c C) Heavy rain d B) Light rain 8 8. Which translation is better? A) Word-for-word always B) Meaning-based and natural C) Shortest one D) Longest one a B) Meaning-based and natural b A) Word-for-word always c D) Longest one d C) Shortest one 9 9. What can be different in translations? A) Only words B) Only grammar C) Words, grammar, style, meaning D) Nothing a A) Only words b B) Only grammar c D) Nothing d C) Words, grammar, style, meaning 10 10. Who makes translation decisions? A) Computer B) Teacher C) Translator D) Student EN: “I am feeling blue” options: A) Men ko’kman B) Men xafaman C) Men yuguryapman D) Men kulaman a A) Computer b D) Student c C) Translator d B) Teacher Feedback 1 Correct if you understand that translation transfers meaning across languages. 2 Goal is to preserve meaning, not just words. 3 Literal translation sticks to word-for-word rendering. 4 Free translation emphasizes meaning over exact wording. 5 Comparison highlights differences in approach and quality. 6 Translation involves meaning, style, and tone, not just grammar. 7 An idiom; means heavy rain, not literal animals. 8 Better translations capture meaning and natural flow. 9 Translations can vary across multiple aspects. 10 Ultimately the translator decides the best rendering.

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1. What is translation? A) Writing a text B) Changing meaning from one language to another C) Reading a text D) Speaking a language

2. What is the main goal of translation? A) Change words only B) Keep meaning C) Make text longer D) Add new ideas

3. What is literal translation? A) Meaning-based translation B) Free translation C) Word-for-word translation D) Creative translation

4. What is free translation? A) Exact translation B) Word-by-word C) Meaning-based translation D) Grammar translation

5. Why do we compare translations? A) To confuse students B) To see differences C) To make text longer D) To remove meaning

6. Which one is important in translation? A) Only words B) Only grammar C) Meaning, style, tone D) Only sentences

7. “It’s raining cats and dogs” means: A) Animals are falling B) Light rain C) Heavy rain D) No rain

8. Which translation is better? A) Word-for-word always B) Meaning-based and natural C) Shortest one D) Longest one

9. What can be different in translations? A) Only words B) Only grammar C) Words, grammar, style, meaning D) Nothing

10. Who makes translation decisions? A) Computer B) Teacher C) Translator D) Student EN: “I am feeling blue” options: A) Men ko’kman B) Men xafaman C) Men yuguryapman D) Men kulaman

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