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2013- 11- 30, 03:48 PM
مثل مو واضح بالعنوان وفالكم الفل مارك :icon19:
1) As a means of communication, interpreting was used
A. after translation.
B. just after translation
C. before translation.
D. along with translation
2) Free translation is usually
A. a paraphrase much longer than the original.
B. a paraphrase as long as the original.
C. a paraphrase shorter than the original.
D. a paraphrase which is the same as the original.
3) Word-for-word translation is
A. an interlinear translation.
B. a free translation.
C. a figurative translation.
D. A grammatical translation
4) Interpreting is
A. the translation of a message across a cultural and linguistic barrier.
B. the translation of a message into another language.
C. the communicative translation of a message across a cultural and linguistic barrier
D. the oral translation of a message across a cultural and linguistic barrier
5) Syntax covers:
A. the semantic structure of groups, clauses and sentences
B. the phonological structure of groups, clauses and sentences
C. the grammatical structure of groups, clauses and sentences
D. the morphological structure of groups, clauses and sentences .
6) In the time of Caliph Al-Mamun, translation
A. prospered and expanded.
B. deteriorated and retreated
C. poorly processed and produced.
D. fairly paid and received.
7) Translation Memory Technology
A. helps the translator to translate effectively.
B. doesn’t allow the translator to store translations in a database and recycle them.
C. allows the translator to use different types of progrmmes
D. allows the translator to store translations in a database and recycle them.
8) Semantic translation is
A. less flexible than faithful translation.
B. as flexible as faithful translation.
C. more flexible than faithful translation.
D. not a flexible translation.
9) Material culture covers the following :
A. camels, donkeys, and horses.
B. kings, presidents, prime ministers.
C. hockey, snooker, squash and crickets
D. food, clothes, houses, towns and transport.
10) As one of the main characteristics of „theory‟, „parsimony‟ means that
A. it must be able to predict.
B. it must be testable.
C. it must be simple.
D. it must be comprehensive.
11) By „culture‟ we mean
A. people’s ‘way of life’.
B. ‘people’s customs’.
C. ‘people’s religion’.
D. ‘people’s social life
12) Hunayn bin Ishaq‟s method of translation was called
A. the free way method.
B. the faithful way method.
C. the literal way method.
D. the both ways method.
13) Grammar is organized along two main dimensions:
A. phonology and phonetics.
B. semantics and syntax.
C. morphology and phonetics.
D. morphology and syntax.
14) Works on philosophy, medicine, engineering and logic were translated from
A. Persian into Arabic.
B. Greek into Arabic.
C. Latin into Arabic.
D. Anglo-Saxon into Arabic.
15) By „idiom‟ we mean
A. a figurative image.
B. a figurative expression.
C. a non- figurative expression.
D. a fixed figurative expression.
16) If you want to emphasize the Source Language in translation, you need to use
A. adaptation method in your translation.
B. idiomatic translation.
C. semantic translation
D. communicative translation
17) The English word “theory” was derived from a technical term
A. in Ancient Roman Philosophy.
B. in Ancient Egyptian Philosophy.
C. in Ancient Chinese Philosophy.
D. in Ancient Greek Philosophy.
18) Communicative translation is to render
A. the general meaning of the original text.
B. the exact contextual meaning of the original text.
C. the nearest meaning to the original text.
D. the exact meaning of the original text.
19) As one of the main characteristics of „theory‟, „determinism‟ means that:
A. it must be able to predict.
B. it must be testable.
C. it must be simple.
D. it must be comprehensive.
20) Caliph Al-Mamun established
A. Dar Al-Tarjamah for translators.
B. Dar Al-Kitab for translators
C. Dar Al-Hikmah for translators
D. Dar Al-Qalam for translators
1) As a means of communication, interpreting was used
A. after translation.
B. just after translation
C. before translation.
D. along with translation
2) Free translation is usually
A. a paraphrase much longer than the original.
B. a paraphrase as long as the original.
C. a paraphrase shorter than the original.
D. a paraphrase which is the same as the original.
3) Word-for-word translation is
A. an interlinear translation.
B. a free translation.
C. a figurative translation.
D. A grammatical translation
4) Interpreting is
A. the translation of a message across a cultural and linguistic barrier.
B. the translation of a message into another language.
C. the communicative translation of a message across a cultural and linguistic barrier
D. the oral translation of a message across a cultural and linguistic barrier
5) Syntax covers:
A. the semantic structure of groups, clauses and sentences
B. the phonological structure of groups, clauses and sentences
C. the grammatical structure of groups, clauses and sentences
D. the morphological structure of groups, clauses and sentences .
6) In the time of Caliph Al-Mamun, translation
A. prospered and expanded.
B. deteriorated and retreated
C. poorly processed and produced.
D. fairly paid and received.
7) Translation Memory Technology
A. helps the translator to translate effectively.
B. doesn’t allow the translator to store translations in a database and recycle them.
C. allows the translator to use different types of progrmmes
D. allows the translator to store translations in a database and recycle them.
8) Semantic translation is
A. less flexible than faithful translation.
B. as flexible as faithful translation.
C. more flexible than faithful translation.
D. not a flexible translation.
9) Material culture covers the following :
A. camels, donkeys, and horses.
B. kings, presidents, prime ministers.
C. hockey, snooker, squash and crickets
D. food, clothes, houses, towns and transport.
10) As one of the main characteristics of „theory‟, „parsimony‟ means that
A. it must be able to predict.
B. it must be testable.
C. it must be simple.
D. it must be comprehensive.
11) By „culture‟ we mean
A. people’s ‘way of life’.
B. ‘people’s customs’.
C. ‘people’s religion’.
D. ‘people’s social life
12) Hunayn bin Ishaq‟s method of translation was called
A. the free way method.
B. the faithful way method.
C. the literal way method.
D. the both ways method.
13) Grammar is organized along two main dimensions:
A. phonology and phonetics.
B. semantics and syntax.
C. morphology and phonetics.
D. morphology and syntax.
14) Works on philosophy, medicine, engineering and logic were translated from
A. Persian into Arabic.
B. Greek into Arabic.
C. Latin into Arabic.
D. Anglo-Saxon into Arabic.
15) By „idiom‟ we mean
A. a figurative image.
B. a figurative expression.
C. a non- figurative expression.
D. a fixed figurative expression.
16) If you want to emphasize the Source Language in translation, you need to use
A. adaptation method in your translation.
B. idiomatic translation.
C. semantic translation
D. communicative translation
17) The English word “theory” was derived from a technical term
A. in Ancient Roman Philosophy.
B. in Ancient Egyptian Philosophy.
C. in Ancient Chinese Philosophy.
D. in Ancient Greek Philosophy.
18) Communicative translation is to render
A. the general meaning of the original text.
B. the exact contextual meaning of the original text.
C. the nearest meaning to the original text.
D. the exact meaning of the original text.
19) As one of the main characteristics of „theory‟, „determinism‟ means that:
A. it must be able to predict.
B. it must be testable.
C. it must be simple.
D. it must be comprehensive.
20) Caliph Al-Mamun established
A. Dar Al-Tarjamah for translators.
B. Dar Al-Kitab for translators
C. Dar Al-Hikmah for translators
D. Dar Al-Qalam for translators