ASL 5 Final Exam | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS| ALREADY PASSED| VERIFIED & UPDATED

What are the two "types" of interpretation? Correct Ans ~ Consecutive and simultaneous Consecutive interpreting is the most commonly used approach by ASL interpreters in all settings Correct Ans ~ False According to this Standard Practice Paper, if a deaf person wants to participate in a work related, educational or entertainment related function, it is the deaf person's responsibility to bring their own interpreter. Correct Ans ~ False The current NAD-RID national Interpreter certification test assesses what skills/attributes? Correct Ans ~ -Judgment on ethics, professionalism and culture -Language skills -Knowledge of NAD's policies -Interpretation skills -Communication skills To prove continued competence, interpreters must complete Continuing Education Units (CEU's) to maintain certification. Correct Ans ~ True What is the word used in the article to describe an interpreter's goal of signing more in English word order? Correct Ans ~ transliterate T/F: Sign(ed) Language Interpreting is the facilitation of communication between parties who do not share the same language. Correct Ans ~ True Signed language interpreters often work _________, meaning they work between a signed language and a spoken language. Correct Ans ~ bimodally Which social and political movement helped change the view on the D/deaf community in March 1988? Correct Ans ~ Deaf President Now (DPN) According to Cokely, what are the most important things non-native signers can do to close the "social distance" between the hearing and D/deaf communities? Correct Ans ~ -Associate with the D/deaf community -Learn deaf cultural norms. -Become truly fluent in signed language.