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Interpretation Quiz

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Quiz on interpreting creativity levels and strategies.

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Quiz on interpreting creativity levels and strategies.

by Line Rodríguez
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What are the three levels of creativity in interpreting?

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Translation is described as this because the original message is created by someone else and the translator cannot alter it.

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Wilss uses this term to describe how translators reformulate ideas given by an author rather than their own.

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According to Newmark, the creative element is called upon as a last resource when translation seems...

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This involves skimming materials to find the kernel of information or creating list-making techniques during preparation.

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These are linguistic units or phrases whose signifier-signified relationship was not previously materialized in the language.

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General creative processes are closely linked to decision-making and this type of activity.

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This refers to automatic 'one-to-one' equivalents that occur in highly standardized texts.

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In Wallas's model, this stage involves fluency of thinking, divergent thinking, and emotions.

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This interpreter skill involves foreseeing or predicting what is going to be said or happen next.

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