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Language Entrance Assessment

A score of 145/193 is required to qualify for the interpreter training. There are two parts to this assessment: oral and written. Your answers, unless otherwise indicated, should be in Spanish. Please read and follow the instructions carefully.

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Question 1 of 9

By typing my name below I am agreeing to all of the following: 

1. My phone is out of reach

2. No windows other than the exam and Zoom are open

3. No resources such as an online/physical dictionary or thesaurus are being used to aid with my responses

WRITTEN EXAM

Part I (42 points) VOCABULARY

Question 3 of 9

TRANSLATE THE FOLLOWING WORDS INTO YOUR NON-ENGLISH LANGUAGE

 

1. Support                   

2. Nausea

3. Fever                           

4. Application

5. Financial

6. Intake

7. 24-hour hotline

8. Immunization

9. Pharmacy 

10. Law Enforcement

11. Income

12. Disability

13. Diagnosis

14. Security

15. Accommodation

16. Benefit

17. Immigration Status

18. Maiden Name

19. Advocacy

20. Pregnant

21. Childhood 

22. Form

23. Low Income

24. Confidential

25. Insurance

26. Deaf

27. Resources

28. Evaluation

29. Attorney

30. Prescription

31. Rent

32. Counseling

33. Nutrition

34. Registration

35. Social Worker

36. Housing

37. Bruise

38. Pain

39. Address

40. Mental Health

41. Post Office 

42. Chickenpox

PART II (10 points) DEFINITIONS 

Question 5 of 9

IN ENGLISH AND IN YOUR NON-ENGLISH LANGUAGE, LIST A DEFINITION IN YOUR OWN WORDS FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING TERMS. DO NOT SIMPLY TRANSLATE THE WORD.

 

1. Requirements

2. Support Group

3. Language Access 

4. Outreach Program

5. Diversity

PART III (10 points) READING COMPREHENSION

Question 7 of 9

READ THE FOLLOWING EXCERPT AND RESPOND TO THE RELATED QUESTIONS IN YOUR NON-ENGLISH LANGUAGE

 

Pre-Application Packet for the Section 8 Housing Assistance Program

 

1. Please read the following information in its entirety. Incomplete applications cannot be processed.

2. Complete each document since all requested data is necessary. If a question does not apply to your family, put N/A (not applicable) in the appropriate space.

3. After all documents are completed, the application, Federal Privacy Act Statement, the Release of Information Form, and Criminal Activity Form, you must submit them to:

 

Tarrant County Housing Assistance Office

1200 Circle Drive, Suite 100, Fort Worth, TX 76119-8112 

 

4. Pre-application forms will only be provided Monday through Friday and only from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Completed application documents will be accepted Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Since applications will be date/time-stamped and processed on a first-come, first-served basis, it is in your best interest to return the required documents as soon as possible.

Once your name has reached the top of the Waiting List, you will be contacted by mail for an eligibility interview. Until you have been contacted by the Tarrant Count Housing Assistance Office, you must update information and/or state a continued interest in writing every 90 days. 

QUESTIONS

  1. What must you write on your application if a question does not apply to your family? 
  2. Which documents are included in the pre-application packet that must be completed and submitted?
  3. During what days and times will the documents be accepted? 
  4. Why should you return the required documents as soon as possible?
  5. How and for what will you be contacted once your name reaches the top of the waiting list?

PART IV (33 points) BODY DIAGRAM

Question 9 of 9

USE THE DIAGRAM TO NAME THE PARTS OF THE BODY IN BOTH, ENGLISH AND IN YOUR NON-ENGLISH LANGUAGE. NUMBER YOUR RESPONSES AND USE COMMON TERMS THAT YOU WOULD USE WITH PATIENTS.

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