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Assessment and Testing Procedures Flashcards

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  1. Which test format does NAATI use to assess candidates at the Certified Provisional Interpreter (CPI) level?

    Answer: A dialogic role-play interpretation test

    The CPI credential uses a dialogic role-play format that simulates real community interpreting interactions between a professional and a client.

  2. What is the minimum passing score required to achieve a NAATI credential on a standard test component?

    Answer: 65%

    Candidates must achieve at least 65% on each component of the NAATI test to pass and be awarded a credential.

  3. In NAATI testing, what does the term 'CPD points' refer to in the context of maintaining a credential?

    Answer: Credits earned through professional development activities

    CPD stands for Continuing Professional Development; credential holders must accumulate CPD points by engaging in approved activities to maintain their accreditation.

  4. How long is a NAATI credential valid before it must be renewed?

    Answer: 3 years

    NAATI credentials have a three-year validity period, after which practitioners must renew by demonstrating ongoing professional development.

  5. Which of the following best describes how NAATI test materials are typically presented to candidates?

    Answer: Pre-recorded audio and written source texts are used

    NAATI tests use pre-recorded audio stimuli and written texts to ensure standardisation and consistency across all candidate sittings.

  6. What type of test does NAATI administer to assess Certified Translators (CT)?

    Answer: A written translation of source texts into the target language

    The Certified Translator test requires candidates to produce written translations of source texts, demonstrating accuracy, fluency, and appropriate register.

  7. Which body is responsible for marking and scoring NAATI certification tests?

    Answer: NAATI's own trained and approved assessors

    NAATI uses trained and approved assessors who follow established marking criteria to ensure reliable and consistent evaluation of candidate performance.