Interpreter Codes of Ethics Quiz

What does the code of ethics establish?

• Professional behavior standards

• Personal preferences

• Educational qualifications

• Legal requirements

What does proficiency mean for interpreters?

• Accepting assignments from friends

• Accepting all assignments

• Only accepting easy assignments

• Accepting assignments within their expertise

What should interpreters do to maintain impartiality?

• Always side with the speaker

• Always side with the client

• Show no preference or bias

• Show bias towards one party

Which of the following is a key aspect of confidentiality for interpreters?

• Using confidential information for personal gain

• Discussing client details publicly

• Protecting confidential information

• Sharing privileged information

What should interpreters do to ensure accuracy in interpretation?

• Add personal opinions

• Omit certain details

• Render a complete and accurate interpretation

• Alter the message for clarity

What is the main focus of interpreters when interpreting?

• Personal gain

• Client satisfaction

• Professional integrity

• Entertainment

How should interpreters handle confidential information?

• Share it with colleagues

• Protect it at all costs

• Sell it to the highest bidder

• Use it for personal advantage

What should interpreters do if they are not proficient in a certain assignment?

• Make up information

• Decline the assignment

• Ask for help during the assignment

• Accept it anyway

What is the consequence of interpreters not maintaining impartiality?

• Higher pay rates

• More job opportunities

• Decreased credibility

• Increased trust from clients

What is the role of interpreters in relation to the information they receive?

• Share it with the public

• Keep it confidential

• Use it for personal gain

• Discuss it with friends