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NCRA Practice Tests

How often does NCRA offer WKT - ANS - Four times per year during two week windows around 200 areas of the country

Where is the RPR job Analysis available? - ANS - The NCRA Website and the appendix of the study guide

How can you register for WKT - ANS - Using NCRA's exam registration process

Where can I find my testing location? - ANS - NCRA.org/testing

What is your best source for questions and testing? - ANS - NCRA.org

What is GRMS - ANS - General requirements and minimum standards

What does COPE stand for? - ANS - Code of Professional Ethics

What is CLVS? - ANS - Certified Legal Video Specialist

What is CART - ANS - Communication Access Realtime

T/F Requirements for attaining your state CSR would be included in NCRA'S Code of Professional Ethics - ANS - 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. - ANS - True

NCRA has published position statements before. Ways to earn continuing education credits would be on there. T/F - ANS - False. This isn't an issues NCRA would need to take a formal position on.

A homophone is - ANS - 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 - ANS - A. There are two Cs in accommodation

In Return for that is:

  • Therefor
  • Therefore
  • Theirfor
  • Theirfore - ANS - A.

Which is correct if you just add ly to the end?

  • Automatic
  • Basic
  • Classic
  • Chic - ANS - Chic for chicly the rest require ally to make it an adverb

Which is incorrect:

  • Condemn
  • Govenor
  • Queue
  • Amateur - ANS - B.

Which Means Zero

  • ought
  • Aut
  • Aught
  • Owt - ANS - C

What is an antonym? - ANS - Word opposite in meaning to another like bad and good

What do adverbs modify? - ANS - verbs, adjectives and other adverbs.

What is a noun - ANS - people, places and things

What is an adjective - ANS - a word or phrase naming an attribute, related to a noun to modify it or describe it

What is a conjunction - ANS - A word used to connect clauses or sentences to coordinate words in the same clause and, but, if

Where can you review grammar? - ANS - Gregg Reference Manual

What is an appositive? - ANS - 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. - ANS - 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 - ANS - T

A surrogate is

  • a descendant
  • Cohort
  • Substitute
  • Advocate - ANS - 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?

  • Pique
  • Peek
  • Peak
  • Peke - ANS - A. to pique someone's interest

What is the antonym of principal?

  • Supplemental
  • Capital
  • Foremost
  • Predominant - ANS - A. would be the opposite which is an adjective describing something
  • that completes or makes an addition.

What is a synonym - ANS - A phrase that is nearly the same as a word

What is the synonym of pedestrian?

  • Healthy
  • Permanence
  • Respite

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