M1C5 Checkpoint 2

M1C5 Checkpoint 2

This is an activity for you to review taboo language and obscenities. Read each sentence carefully and choose the correct one based on what you’ve leaned about this content. Multiple attempts are allowed, but you will need an overall mark of 70 % before moving one to the next section. Good luck and have fun!

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Question 1 of 7

1. Question
What is taboo language?
- Words that are universally accepted in all cultures
- Words or expressions considered socially unacceptable or offensive in certain contexts
- Words that are always humorous
- Neutral terms used for communication
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Question 2 of 7

2. Question
Why is understanding context important when interpreting taboo language?
- Because taboo words are always offensive
- Because the meaning of taboo words is determined solely by interpreter’s preference
- Because the same word may be humorous in one situation but deeply offensive in another
- Because taboo vocabulary has no real meaning at all
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Question 3 of 7

3. Question
What is one of the challenges in interpreting taboo language across cultures?
- Taboo vocabulary is identical in all cultures
- Words considered taboo in one culture may not have the same level of offence in another culture
- All cultures find the same words offensive
- Taboo language has no impact on interpreting accuracy
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Question 4 of 7

4. Question
What does “non-literal meaning” refer to in the context of interpreting taboo language?
- The literal translation of a taboo word
- The humour, sarcasm, or irony behind the use of a taboo word, which can obscure its meaning
- The lack of equivalent taboo words in different languages
- The interpreter’s personal interpretation of taboo words
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Question 5 of 7

5. Question
Which of the following is an ethical consideration for interpreters when dealing with taboo language?
- Imposing personal values on the interpretation
- Ensuring the emotional impact of the language is conveyed exactly
- Remaining neutral and avoiding personal judgment about the language
- Using taboo vocabulary only when necessary for accuracy
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6. Question
What is one key strategy for maintaining the emotional weight when interpreting taboo language?
- React emotionally to the language to show empathy
- Avoid interpreting any language that feels uncomfortable
- Maintain emotional distance and focus on the message, not the emotional charge
- Interpret only words you are comfortable with
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Question 7 of 7

7. Question
What should an interpreter do if a situation involving taboo language becomes too uncomfortable?
- Ignore the situation and continue interpreting
- Communicate their limitations and set professional boundaries
- Engage in personal judgment about the language
- Leave the assignment without notice
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