To convert written or spoken text from one language to another

To interpret spoken language in real-time during a conversation

To analyze and critique literary works from different cultures

To teach foreign languages to students in a classroom setting

Literary translation

Technical translation

Legal translation

Simultaneous interpretation

Understanding the nuances and idioms of the source language

Speaking fluently and accurately in the target language

Maintaining focus and concentration for extended periods

All of the above

Translation focuses on converting text, while localization adapts content to a specific culture

Localization involves translating text, while translation includes interpreting spoken language

Translation is done by machines, while localization is always done by humans

Translation and localization are interchangeable terms

It helps translators understand the intended meaning behind words and phrases

It is irrelevant as long as the literal meaning is conveyed accurately

It can be ignored if the target audience is familiar with the source culture

Cultural context is not a factor in translation

Rule-based machine translation

Statistical machine translation

Neural machine translation

Human translation

To ensure consistency in terminology and style across translated documents

To provide definitions and explanations of technical terms

To help translators understand the cultural context of the source language

All of the above

To identify and correct errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation

To ensure that the translated text accurately conveys the intended meaning

To check for cultural appropriateness and sensitivity

All of the above

It has made translation faster and more efficient

It has eliminated the need for human translators

It has led to a decline in the quality of translations

Technology has no role in translation

Confidentiality and data protection

Accuracy and faithfulness to the source text

Cultural sensitivity and avoiding bias

All of the above

In consecutive interpretation, the interpreter waits for the speaker to finish before interpreting, while in simultaneous interpretation, the interpreter interprets as the speaker speaks

Consecutive interpretation is more accurate than simultaneous interpretation

Simultaneous interpretation is more challenging than consecutive interpretation

Both consecutive and simultaneous interpretation involve translating written text

It helps translators and interpreters understand the context and nuances of the source language

It enables them to convey the intended meaning accurately in the target language

It prevents misunderstandings and misinterpretations

All of the above

Understanding the terminology and concepts specific to the field

Finding equivalent terms and expressions in the target language

Ensuring accuracy and consistency in the translation

All of the above

Correcting errors and improving the quality of machine-translated text

Rewriting the entire text to ensure accuracy and fluency

Translating the text from scratch without using machine translation

None of the above

It protects the privacy of individuals and organizations involved in the communication

It ensures that sensitive information is not disclosed to unauthorized parties

It builds trust and credibility between the translator/interpreter and their clients

All of the above