Question

1) Which sentence is written correctly?a) I have never forgotten my mother's advise.b) I have never forgotten my mother's advice.c) I have never forgotten my mothers advise.d) I have never forgot my mother advice.2) The girl is in her late ___.a) 20'Sb) 20Cc) 20s3) How should you transcribe numbers?a) one, nine, 10, 100. However, exceptions can be applied to improve readability (money, years, measurement, percentage)b) one, nine, ten, thousand.4) Gina is __ friend from Poland.a) anb) thesec) ad) of5) How should we transcribe and punctuate filler words in Full Verbatim?a) I, uh, went to the gym last night.b) I-- uh, went to the gym last night.c) I- uh -went to the gym last night.d) I uh went to the gym last night.6) How should you mark an incomplete thought due to a change of thought or incomplete sentences that add some extra information? Full Verbatima) I would like to go to Colombia - - Yes, I love Spanish and Cumbia.b) I would like to go to Colombia-- Yes, I love Spanish and Cumbia.c) I would like to go to Colombia --Yes, I love Spanish and Cumbia.d) I would like to go to Colombia -- Yes, I love Spanish and Cumbia.e) I would like to go to Colombia. Yes, I love Spanish and Cumbia.7) If the audio has no sound:a) Put a tag of [silence] and finish the job.b) Think like a client. If audio isn't playing for technical reasons, report this file and DON'T SUBMIT.8) If there is a sentence, “Last month, I went to Warsaw, the capital of Poland’’ but a speaker pronounces it as Varshav, how will you transcribe the name of the capital?a) Warshaw.b) Varshav. Transcribe the way it sounds.c) Warsaw, Warshaw, Varshav. All the options are acceptable.d) Warsaw.9) What is the correct answer to “2+5*4-8÷⅘ =?â€a) 75b) 17,5c) 4,4(4)d) 12e) 010) If there is more than one speaker, how should they be all noted?a) Speaker 1, Speaker 2, et cetera.b) Speaker 1, Speaker 2, et cetera. If you can distinguish a speaker’s role in the conversation, you should make it as descriptive as possible.c) Speaker x: and the editor will correct it.​

Answer 1

This set of questions covers various topics in English grammar, punctuation, and transcription rules.

Step-by-step explanation:

1) Which sentence is written correctly?

b) I have never forgotten my mother's advice.

2) The girl is in her late ___.

c) 20s

3) How should you transcribe numbers?

a) one, nine, 10, 100. However, exceptions can be applied to improve readability (money, years, measurement, percentage)

4) Gina is __ friend from Poland.

a) an

5) How should we transcribe and punctuate filler words in Full Verbatim?

d) I uh went to the gym last night.

6) How should you mark an incomplete thought due to a change of thought or incomplete sentences that add some extra information? Full Verbatim

e) I would like to go to Colombia. Yes, I love Spanish and Cumbia.

7) If the audio has no sound:

b) Think like a client. If audio isn't playing for technical reasons, report this file and DON'T SUBMIT.

8) If there is a sentence, “Last month, I went to Warsaw, the capital of Poland’’ but a speaker pronounces it as Varshav, how will you transcribe the name of the capital?

b) Varshav. Transcribe the way it sounds.

9) What is the correct answer to “2+5*4-8÷⅘ =?â€

d) 12

10) If there is more than one speaker, how should they be all noted?

b) Speaker 1, Speaker 2, et cetera. If you can distinguish a speaker’s role in the conversation, you should make it as descriptive as possible.

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