NCRA Practice Tests Exam Questions And Well Elaborated Solution
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NCRA Practice Tests Exam Questions And Well
Elaborated Solution
What is CLVS? - answer Certified Legal Video Specialist
What is CART - answer Communication Access Realtime
T/F Requirements for attaining your state CSR would be included in NCRA'S Code of
Professional Ethics - answer ...
NCRA Practice Tests Exam Questions And Well
Elaborated Solution
What is CLVS? - answer Certified Legal Video Specialist
What is CART - answer Communication Access Realtime
T/F Requirements for attaining your state CSR would be included in NCRA'S Code of
Professional Ethics - answer False
T/F A reporter appears at an office to take a depo and realizes the person is a former relative.
She should advise counsel of the relationship and have them decide of she should report the
deposition. - answer True
NCRA has published position statements before. Ways to earn continuing education credits
would be on there. T/F - answer False. This isn't an issues NCRA would need to take a formal
position on.
A homophone is - answer Two or more words having the same pronunciation but different
means, origins, or spellings like knew and new
Which is spelled incorrectly:
A)Accomodation
B)Accede
C)Accelerant
D)Accesses - answer A. There are two Cs in accommodation
In Return for that is:
A. Therefor
B. Therefore
C. Theirfor
D. Theirfore - answer A.
Which is correct if you just add ly to the end?
A. Automatic
B. Basic
C. Classic
D. Chic - answer Chic for chicly the rest require ally to make it an adverb
Which is incorrect:
A. Condemn
B. Govenor
C. Queue
D. Amateur - answer B.
,Which Means Zero
A. ought
B. Aut
C. Aught
D. Owt - answer C
What is an antonym? - answer Word opposite in meaning to another like bad and good
What do adverbs modify? - answer verbs, adjectives and other adverbs.
What is a noun - answer people, places and things
What is an adjective - answer a word or phrase naming an attribute, related to a noun to modify
it or describe it
What is a conjunction - answer A word used to connect clauses or sentences to coordinate
words in the same clause and, but, if
Where can you review grammar? - answer Gregg Reference Manual
What is an appositive? - answer It is a noun or pronoun that renames another noun or pronoun.
Like My attorney, Mr. Anderson has a lot of experience. They both are describing the same
person.
T/F this sentence is correct: Neither Mary nor Bobby are coming to the party. - answer F It
should be Neither Mary nor Bobby is coming to the party. A sentence with two singular subjects
needs a singular verb.
Species can be used as a plural and singular noun T or F - answer T
A surrogate is
A. a descendant
B. Cohort
C. Substitute
D. Advocate - answer C. Is a noun of a person or thing that takes the place or function of
another. Many people are familiar with the term surrogate mother.
What means to arouse an emotion or provoke and action?
A. Pique
B. Peek
C. Peak
D. Peke - answer A. to pique someone's interest
What is the antonym of principal?
A. Supplemental
, B. Capital
C. Foremost
D. Predominant - answer A. would be the opposite which is an adjective describing something
that completes or makes an addition.
How often does NCRA offer WKT - answer Four times per year during two week windows
around 200 areas of the country
Where is the RPR job Analysis available? - answer The NCRA Website and the appendix of
the study guide
How can you register for WKT - answer Using NCRA's exam registration process
Where can I find my testing location? - answer NCRA.org/testing
What is your best source for questions and testing? - answer NCRA.org
What is GRMS - answer General requirements and minimum standards
What does COPE stand for? - answer Code of Professional Ethics
What is a synonym - answer A phrase that is nearly the same as a word
What is the synonym of pedestrian?
A. Healthy
B. Permanence
C. Respite
D. Unimaginative - answer D. it is an adjective describing that which is lacking in creative
ability.
T/F A colloquialism is a word or phrase specific to geographical locations - answer T.
Example. Ain't-Am Not
Adam's Ale/City Cocktail-Water
A Fur piece-Far away
T/F Slang is the same as a colloquialism - answer F. Slang is very fluid in nature. It fades in
and out of style Examples:
Cool
Hip
Rad
Cray
T/F and idiom is a figurative phrase. It doesn't literally mean what it says. Like Apple of my eye
means one's pride and joy - answer T
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