NIC Written Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
Answers |Actual Complete Update |Already Graded A+
What does ADA stand for and what year was it passed? ✔Correct Answer-Americans with
Disabilities Act in 1990
What are the 3 levels of the NIC ✔Correct Answer-Certified, Advanced, and Mastered
CI ✔Correct Answer-Certificate of Interpretation
CT ✔Correct Answer-Certificate of Transliteration
OTC ✔Correct Answer-Oral Transliteration Certificate
SC: L ✔Correct Answer-Specialist Certificate: Legal
CLIP-R ✔Correct Answer-Conditional Legal Interpreting Permit-Relay
MCSC ✔Correct Answer-Master Comprehensive Skills Certificate
CSC ✔Correct Answer-Comprehensive Skills Certificate
OIC ✔Correct Answer-Oral Interpreting Certificate
RSC ✔Correct Answer-Reverse Skills Certificate
NAD: Level III ✔Correct Answer-National Association of the Deaf - Generalist
NAD: Level IV ✔Correct Answer-National Association of the Deaf - Advanced
NAD: Level V ✔Correct Answer-National Association of the Deaf - Master
IC ✔Correct Answer-Interpretation Certificate
TC ✔Correct Answer-Transliteration Certificate
ACCI ✔Correct Answer-American Consortium of Certified Interpreters
SC:PA ✔Correct Answer-Specialist Certificate: Performance Arts
CLIP ✔Correct Answer-Conditional Legal Interpreting Permit
, EIPA ✔Correct Answer-Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment
CEU ✔Correct Answer-Continuing Education Units
CMP ✔Correct Answer-Certification Maintenance Program
ACET ✔Correct Answer-Associate Continuing Education Tracking
-Participation in ACET allows RID to track your completion of CEUs for you.
Who can become an CMP approved sponsor? ✔Correct Answer-The PDC is responsible for
approving applications for organizations, agencies, and individuals to become approved
sponsors.
PDC ✔Correct Answer-Professional Development Committee
What is the approved sponsors role? ✔Correct Answer-To provide appropriate educational
opportunities to interpreters. Those opportunities are pre-approved to provide CEUs
When did CMP begin operation? ✔Correct Answer-July 1, 1994
What are the requirements for obtaining CEUs? ✔Correct Answer-All members who are
certified interpreters are required to complete 8.0 CEUs (80 contact hours) within four years.
6.0 CEUs must be professional studies content
2.0 CEUs can be general studies
PINRA ✔Correct Answer-Participant-Initiated Non-RID Activities
Examples: audited college course, organizational conventions, community education, etc.
CIT ✔Correct Answer-Conference of Interpreter Trainers
-the professional organization of interpreter educators
Mano a Mano ✔Correct Answer-National Organization of interpreters who work in Spanish-
Influenced settings
NAOBI ✔Correct Answer-National Alliance of Black Interpreters, INc.
AIIC ✔Correct Answer-The International Association of Conference Interpreters (the only
worldwide association for conference interpreters)
WASLI ✔Correct Answer-World Association of Sign Language Interpreters
CART ✔Correct Answer-Communication Access Realtime Translation
AADB ✔Correct Answer-American Association of the Deaf-Blind
Answers |Actual Complete Update |Already Graded A+
What does ADA stand for and what year was it passed? ✔Correct Answer-Americans with
Disabilities Act in 1990
What are the 3 levels of the NIC ✔Correct Answer-Certified, Advanced, and Mastered
CI ✔Correct Answer-Certificate of Interpretation
CT ✔Correct Answer-Certificate of Transliteration
OTC ✔Correct Answer-Oral Transliteration Certificate
SC: L ✔Correct Answer-Specialist Certificate: Legal
CLIP-R ✔Correct Answer-Conditional Legal Interpreting Permit-Relay
MCSC ✔Correct Answer-Master Comprehensive Skills Certificate
CSC ✔Correct Answer-Comprehensive Skills Certificate
OIC ✔Correct Answer-Oral Interpreting Certificate
RSC ✔Correct Answer-Reverse Skills Certificate
NAD: Level III ✔Correct Answer-National Association of the Deaf - Generalist
NAD: Level IV ✔Correct Answer-National Association of the Deaf - Advanced
NAD: Level V ✔Correct Answer-National Association of the Deaf - Master
IC ✔Correct Answer-Interpretation Certificate
TC ✔Correct Answer-Transliteration Certificate
ACCI ✔Correct Answer-American Consortium of Certified Interpreters
SC:PA ✔Correct Answer-Specialist Certificate: Performance Arts
CLIP ✔Correct Answer-Conditional Legal Interpreting Permit
, EIPA ✔Correct Answer-Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment
CEU ✔Correct Answer-Continuing Education Units
CMP ✔Correct Answer-Certification Maintenance Program
ACET ✔Correct Answer-Associate Continuing Education Tracking
-Participation in ACET allows RID to track your completion of CEUs for you.
Who can become an CMP approved sponsor? ✔Correct Answer-The PDC is responsible for
approving applications for organizations, agencies, and individuals to become approved
sponsors.
PDC ✔Correct Answer-Professional Development Committee
What is the approved sponsors role? ✔Correct Answer-To provide appropriate educational
opportunities to interpreters. Those opportunities are pre-approved to provide CEUs
When did CMP begin operation? ✔Correct Answer-July 1, 1994
What are the requirements for obtaining CEUs? ✔Correct Answer-All members who are
certified interpreters are required to complete 8.0 CEUs (80 contact hours) within four years.
6.0 CEUs must be professional studies content
2.0 CEUs can be general studies
PINRA ✔Correct Answer-Participant-Initiated Non-RID Activities
Examples: audited college course, organizational conventions, community education, etc.
CIT ✔Correct Answer-Conference of Interpreter Trainers
-the professional organization of interpreter educators
Mano a Mano ✔Correct Answer-National Organization of interpreters who work in Spanish-
Influenced settings
NAOBI ✔Correct Answer-National Alliance of Black Interpreters, INc.
AIIC ✔Correct Answer-The International Association of Conference Interpreters (the only
worldwide association for conference interpreters)
WASLI ✔Correct Answer-World Association of Sign Language Interpreters
CART ✔Correct Answer-Communication Access Realtime Translation
AADB ✔Correct Answer-American Association of the Deaf-Blind
