NIC TEST

The term “care taking” is best described by how audism affects Deaf people?

Historically, Deaf culture has been passed from one generation to another primarily at

Most content adjustments that interpreters make are either linguistic or

Status defined as fluent, story tellers, political leaders fighting for rights is true for:

Which of the following is true regarding noun-verb pairs in ASL?

What is the purpose of the CPC?

what historically have minority groups used to persevere in the face of discrimination?

When minority group members turn their anger and frustration on one another than to

To sociologists, the intimate register of discourse is characterized by

What would be a time an interpreter may use third person language?

Which of the following is most valued in a low-context culture?

If a term accepts an assignment in another state and a different region, it is NOT okay to

Which of the following is or characteristic used in forming and organizing our schema?

The education of Deaf and HoH students that support communication in any way possible

The first Certification and Training for Evaluators was held in:

Which setting is it LEAST likely that a Deaf person would be working as an interpreter?

In 1817 which of the following happened in Hartford, Connecticut?

The process of transmitting information from a form or English-like signing to spoke English?

The theory of interpretation as a cultural and linguistic mediation includes all EXCEPT

Which of the following correlates most with the rate of occurrence of interpretation miscues?

Mainstreaming became widespread in the U.S. primarily because of the

First philosophy of RID back in 1964 when then interpreter is seen as the care-taker?

Which of the following linguistic features is found in ASL but not in English?

The focus of the cultural/humanistic view of Deaf people is on the

The primary reason hearing people have difficulty becoming fluent in ASL is that

An interpreter will be best prepared for interpreting a lecture by learning something about the

In English, the majority of the meaning of the message is found in which of the following?

One protection available to interpreters from malpractice suits from misinterpretation

Which of the following statements regarding Deaf culture and the Deaf community is NOT true?

Use of handshapes to show manner and place of articulation in speechreading is known as:

Which of the following is considered a universal form of communication?

First philosophy of RID back in 1964 when then interpreter is seen as the care-taker?

RSIs are also often referred to as what?

Approximately what percent of Deaf and hard of hearing children have hearing parents?

From a cultural perspective, the core Deaf community is most appropriately thought of as a

Interpreters must maintain ethical business practices

Public Law 94-142 mandates that, to the extent possible, Deaf children should be

Which of the following is a type of signing that is similar to ASL?

High degree of shared knowledge and a common history is which culture?

Which of the following is NOT a dynamic of hearing/Deaf cross-cultural interactions?

Which of the following linguistic features is found in ENG but not in ASL?

One who speaks out on issues on behalf of others?

What do people adjust in their language & the way they talk based on who they are speaking to?

Most spoken languages interpreters find it easier to interpret from their

Is the neutrality of an interpreter a myth?