What is the correct translation approach for «everyone»?

• Choosing a gender-neutral plural pronoun in the target language.

• “Everyone” should be translated with a gender-neutral plural pronoun.

• A gender-neutral plural pronoun is used for translating “everyone.”

• When translating “everyone,” use a gender-neutral plural pronoun.

Which of these is an example of a subject pronoun?

• Не

• How

• His

• She

How can «its» be translated in most contexts?

• Using the appropriate possessive pronoun based on the gender of the noun.

• “Its” should be translated with the correct possessive pronoun matching the gender of the noun.

• The translation of “its” depends on the gender of the noun.

• “Its” is translated with a possessive pronoun according to the noun’s gender.

How should a translator deal with ambiguity in gender when translating «they»?

• Maintain neutrality, avoiding assumptions about gender.

• When translating “they,” avoid making assumptions about gender and maintain neutrality.

• A translator should maintain gender neutrality when translating “they.”

• The translator should avoid gender assumptions and maintain neutrality when translating “they.”

How is «whom» used in English?

• As a subject pronoun in informal writing.

• As an object pronoun in formal writing.

• As a possessive pronoun.

• As a reflexive pronoun.

What is the role of «whose» in a sentence?

• It shows ownership and introduces a relative clause.

• It shows possession and introduces a question.

• It connects adjectives to nouns.

• It indicates time and duration.

How should «we» be translated when it includes the speaker and listener?

• As a singular pronoun in the target language.

• As an exclusive pronoun.

• As an inclusive pronoun in the target language.

• As a reflexive pronoun.

What is omission in translation?

• Replacing words with their synonyms.

• Leaving out words, phrases, or sections during translation.

• Changing sentence structure for better clarity.

• Using a different cultural reference in the translation.

When is omission most commonly used in translation?

• When the omitted content is essential to the meaning.

• When the omitted content is unnecessary or repetitive.

• When there is no equivalent word in the target language.

• When the source text is difficult to understand.

What could be a major risk of omission in translation?

• Misplacing punctuation marks.

• Loss of important meaning or context.

• Using incorrect word choices.

• Reducing the length of the text.