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Froggy Jumps Oral translation questions for topicOnline version 10 questions and with answers by Nodira Sayfiddinova 1 1. What is interpretation? a A) Written translation b B) Oral translation c C) Editing text 2 2. What does translation focus on? a A) Spoken language b B) Written content c C) Body language 3 3. When does interpretation occur? a A) Before speaking b B) After writing c C) In real time 4 4. What is most important in translation? a A) Speed b B) Accuracy c C) Voice 5 5. What is the main goal of interpretation? a A) Perfection b B) Communication c C) Writing 6 6. What do interpreters NOT usually use? a A) Memory b B) Experience c C) Dictionaries 7 7. Where do interpreters usually work? a A) Libraries b B) Conferences c C) Factories 8 8. What do translators usually work with? a A) Spoken language b B) Written texts c C) Music 9 9. What is simultaneous interpreting? a A) Translating after speech b B) Translating during speech c C) Writing text 10 10. What is consecutive interpreting? a A) Translating at the same time b B) Translating after a pause c C) Writing translation

Froggy Jumps

Oral translation questions for topicOnline version

10 questions and with answers

by Nodira Sayfiddinova

1. What is interpretation?

A) Written translation

B) Oral translation

C) Editing text

2. What does translation focus on?

A) Spoken language

B) Written content

C) Body language

3. When does interpretation occur?

A) Before speaking

B) After writing

C) In real time

4. What is most important in translation?

A) Speed

B) Accuracy

C) Voice

5. What is the main goal of interpretation?

A) Perfection

B) Communication

C) Writing

6. What do interpreters NOT usually use?

A) Memory

B) Experience

C) Dictionaries

7. Where do interpreters usually work?

A) Libraries

B) Conferences

C) Factories

8. What do translators usually work with?

A) Spoken language

B) Written texts

C) Music

9. What is simultaneous interpreting?

A) Translating after speech

B) Translating during speech

C) Writing text

10. What is consecutive interpreting?

A) Translating at the same time

B) Translating after a pause

C) Writing translation

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Oral translation questions for topicOnline version

by Nodira Sayfiddinova

1. What is interpretation?

2. What does translation focus on?

3. When does interpretation occur?

4. What is most important in translation?

5. What is the main goal of interpretation?

6. What do interpreters NOT usually use?

7. Where do interpreters usually work?

8. What do translators usually work with?

9. What is simultaneous interpreting?

10. What is consecutive interpreting?

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