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Candidate Instructions – Online Reading Comprehension Test –
Short Version
You have been registered to take ALTA’s Online Reading Comprehension Test (Short Version).
This test is designed to assess your ability to understand what you read in a given language. The
evaluation is done online with pre-selected passages and questions.
Please read all of these instructions before beginning your evaluation.
Here are some important things to remember when taking the test:
 ALTA’s Reading Comprehension Test (Short Version) consist of 2 reading selections
with a total of 10 multiple choice questions.
 You will have 30 minutes to complete the test. A timer in the corner of the screen will
inform you how much time you have remaining, and you will be given a warning five
minutes before the end of your test.
 It is important to take the test in a quiet area where you can concentrate fully on what
you are reading.
 The questions target different areas of reading comprehension, and while you may be
able to answer some questions by skimming the passage, other questions require
reading for a high level of detail. In most cases, the answer to the question does not use
wording directly from the passage. Many questions require you to look for an implied
detail, or to draw a conclusion based on the ideas presented in the text.
 Each question has only one correct response. The correct answer to each question is
contained in the text only. Do not refer to other knowledge that you may have about the
subject.
 You are able to move backward and forward through the test, if you choose. That is, if
you skip a question, you will be able to come back to it later.
 You may not use reference materials of any kind on this test (dictionaries,
electronic devices, external websites, etc.)
 Once you have started your test, you may not stop it, start over, or take the test again.
It is important that you complete your scheduled test in one sitting. If you close your
browser window or otherwise log out of a test before you have completed the test, you
will not be able to log back in to finish.
ALTA Language Services, Inc.
Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
 You must click “Submit Test” when you have finished answering the questions on the
final passage – otherwise, your test will not be scored.
Computer Requirements:
 PC with Windows 7 and above
 Mac with OS Sierra and above
 JavaScript (turned on)
 Broadband connection
 Supported Browsers: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Microsoft Edge
Also, for languages with non-roman characters, character encoding needs to be set up at
Unicode. It’s usually done per default. In case it’s not: in the Firefox task bar, go to view, to
character encoding and make sure that Unicode (UTF-8) is selected.
(If “view” does not appear, go to web developer)
Taking the test:
To take the test, you will need to access ALTA’s online portal through the link in the email sent
to you. If you have not taken an online test with ALTA before, you will be prompted to activate
your account before getting started. Be sure to choose a password that you will remember later.
After registering, click the link for your assigned test. You must read and acknowledge the
Honor Statement in order to take the test. Then, click “Start Test” in order to start your
evaluation. Do not click “Start Test” until you are ready to begin, as the test cannot be stopped
once started.
Tips for multiple choice tests:
 Read the passage quickly.
 Look at the questions.
 Answer the easy questions.
 Read the passage again.
 For difficult questions, eliminate options that are not correct.
 If 2 alternatives seem correct, compare them for differences, and then refer to the question
to find your best answer.
A practice passage and three sample questions are below:
ALTA Language Services, Inc.
Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
A sticker on Colgate toothbrush packages warns consumers: “Got a cold? Change your
toothbrush.” According to the company’s website, “germs can hide in toothbrush bristles and lead
to reinfection.” Competitor Arm & Hammer offers the same warning that toothbrushes should be
replaced “anytime you’ve had a cold or have been ill, since germs may be lurking among the
bristles.” Can a person really re-catch a cold from a toothbrush?
No, unless it’s someone else's toothbrush (or someone else’s cold). Much like the admonition
from shampoo companies to “lather, rinse, repeat,” the idea that a toothbrush must be replaced
seems designed to sell more product. Once you’ve been infected with a particular strain of a virus,
you develop antibodies that make the likelihood of re-infection very low. Even if the virus were still
hanging out on your toothbrush after you recovered—colds and flus can survive there for
anywhere from a few hours to three days—those antibodies should keep you from contracting the
same illness twice. Your toothbrush is no more dangerous while you’re still sick, since the viral
load on the bristles is negligible compared with what’s already in your system.
It is possible to re-infect yourself with bacteria, however. If you were afflicted with strep throat, for
example, a colony of bacteria might end up on your toothbrush and remain there long enough to
give you a second case after you’d taken a course of penicillin. But that threat might be mitigated
by toothpaste, which sometimes contains antibacterial compounds. And, despite the claims of
toothbrush manufacturers, this wouldn’t apply to a typical case of the (viral) sniffles.

1. The target audience for this article is:
   a. consumers concerned about the price of toothbrushes
   b. consumers who are severely affected by strep throat
   c. consumers concerned about germs being spread via toothbrush
   d. consumers who did not know that germs could be spread via toothbrush
2. What is the implied connection between toothbrush companies and shampoo
   companies?
   a. Their products contain antibacterial compounds.
   b. They are owned by several of the same corporations.
   c. They give directions that result in more sales of their products.
   d. They are concerned with how their products could cause infection.
3. How could a person catch a cold from using a toothbrush?
   a. by using a toothbrush for more than 3 months
   b. by using a the toothbrush of a friend who has a coldCandidate Instructions – Online Reading Comprehension Test –
   Short Version
   You have been registered to take ALTA’s Online Reading Comprehension Test (Short Version).
   This test is designed to assess your ability to understand what you read in a given language. The
   evaluation is done online with pre-selected passages and questions.
   Please read all of these instructions before beginning your evaluation.
   Here are some important things to remember when taking the test:
    ALTA’s Reading Comprehension Test (Short Version) consist of 2 reading selections
   with a total of 10 multiple choice questions.
    You will have 30 minutes to complete the test. A timer in the corner of the screen will
   inform you how much time you have remaining, and you will be given a warning five
   minutes before the end of your test.
    It is important to take the test in a quiet area where you can concentrate fully on what
   you are reading.
    The questions target different areas of reading comprehension, and while you may be
   able to answer some questions by skimming the passage, other questions require
   reading for a high level of detail. In most cases, the answer to the question does not use
   wording directly from the passage. Many questions require you to look for an implied
   detail, or to draw a conclusion based on the ideas presented in the text.
    Each question has only one correct response. The correct answer to each question is
   contained in the text only. Do not refer to other knowledge that you may have about the
   subject.
    You are able to move backward and forward through the test, if you choose. That is, if
   you skip a question, you will be able to come back to it later.
    You may not use reference materials of any kind on this test (dictionaries,
   electronic devices, external websites, etc.)
    Once you have started your test, you may not stop it, start over, or take the test again.
   It is important that you complete your scheduled test in one sitting. If you close your
   browser window or otherwise log out of a test before you have completed the test, you
   will not be able to log back in to finish.
   ALTA Language Services, Inc.
   Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
    You must click “Submit Test” when you have finished answering the questions on the
   final passage – otherwise, your test will not be scored.
   Computer Requirements:
    PC with Windows 7 and above
    Mac with OS Sierra and above
    JavaScript (turned on)
    Broadband connection
    Supported Browsers: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Microsoft Edge
   Also, for languages with non-roman characters, character encoding needs to be set up at
   Unicode. It’s usually done per default. In case it’s not: in the Firefox task bar, go to view, to
   character encoding and make sure that Unicode (UTF-8) is selected.
   (If “view” does not appear, go to web developer)
   Taking the test:
   To take the test, you will need to access ALTA’s online portal through the link in the email sent
   to you. If you have not taken an online test with ALTA before, you will be prompted to activate
   your account before getting started. Be sure to choose a password that you will remember later.
   After registering, click the link for your assigned test. You must read and acknowledge the
   Honor Statement in order to take the test. Then, click “Start Test” in order to start your
   evaluation. Do not click “Start Test” until you are ready to begin, as the test cannot be stopped
   once started.
   Tips for multiple choice tests:
    Read the passage quickly.
    Look at the questions.
    Answer the easy questions.
    Read the passage again.
    For difficult questions, eliminate options that are not correct.
    If 2 alternatives seem correct, compare them for differences, and then refer to the question
   to find your best answer.
   A practice passage and three sample questions are below:
   ALTA Language Services, Inc.
   Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
   A sticker on Colgate toothbrush packages warns consumers: “Got a cold? Change your
   toothbrush.” According to the company’s website, “germs can hide in toothbrush bristles and lead
   to reinfection.” Competitor Arm & Hammer offers the same warning that toothbrushes should be
   replaced “anytime you’ve had a cold or have been ill, since germs may be lurking among the
   bristles.” Can a person really re-catch a cold from a toothbrush?
   No, unless it’s someone else's toothbrush (or someone else’s cold). Much like the admonition
   from shampoo companies to “lather, rinse, repeat,” the idea that a toothbrush must be replaced
   seems designed to sell more product. Once you’ve been infected with a particular strain of a virus,
   you develop antibodies that make the likelihood of re-infection very low. Even if the virus were still
   hanging out on your toothbrush after you recovered—colds and flus can survive there for
   anywhere from a few hours to three days—those antibodies should keep you from contracting the
   same illness twice. Your toothbrush is no more dangerous while you’re still sick, since the viral
   load on the bristles is negligible compared with what’s already in your system.
   It is possible to re-infect yourself with bacteria, however. If you were afflicted with strep throat, for
   example, a colony of bacteria might end up on your toothbrush and remain there long enough to
   give you a second case after you’d taken a course of penicillin. But that threat might be mitigated
   by toothpaste, which sometimes contains antibacterial compounds. And, despite the claims of
   toothbrush manufacturers, this wouldn’t apply to a typical case of the (viral) sniffles.
4. The target audience for this article is:
   a. consumers concerned about the price of toothbrushes
   b. consumers who are severely affected by strep throat
   c. consumers concerned about germs being spread via toothbrush
   d. consumers who did not know that germs could be spread via toothbrush
5. What is the implied connection between toothbrush companies and shampoo
   companies?
   a. Their products contain antibacterial compounds.
   b. They are owned by several of the same corporations.
   c. They give directions that result in more sales of their products.
   d. They are concerned with how their products could cause infection.
6. How could a person catch a cold from using a toothbrush?
   a. by using a toothbrush for more than 3 months
   b. by using a the toothbrush of a friend who has a cold
   ALTA Language Services, Inc.
   Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
   c. by using a toothbrush that is home to a bacteria colony
   d. by using the same toothbrush he used last time he had a cold
   Turn to the next page to see the answers.Candidate Instructions – Online Reading Comprehension Test –
   Short Version
   You have been registered to take ALTA’s Online Reading Comprehension Test (Short Version).
   This test is designed to assess your ability to understand what you read in a given language. The
   evaluation is done online with pre-selected passages and questions.
   Please read all of these instructions before beginning your evaluation.
   Here are some important things to remember when taking the test:
    ALTA’s Reading Comprehension Test (Short Version) consist of 2 reading selections
   with a total of 10 multiple choice questions.
    You will have 30 minutes to complete the test. A timer in the corner of the screen will
   inform you how much time you have remaining, and you will be given a warning five
   minutes before the end of your test.
    It is important to take the test in a quiet area where you can concentrate fully on what
   you are reading.
    The questions target different areas of reading comprehension, and while you may be
   able to answer some questions by skimming the passage, other questions require
   reading for a high level of detail. In most cases, the answer to the question does not use
   wording directly from the passage. Many questions require you to look for an implied
   detail, or to draw a conclusion based on the ideas presented in the text.
    Each question has only one correct response. The correct answer to each question is
   contained in the text only. Do not refer to other knowledge that you may have about the
   subject.
    You are able to move backward and forward through the test, if you choose. That is, if
   you skip a question, you will be able to come back to it later.
    You may not use reference materials of any kind on this test (dictionaries,
   electronic devices, external websites, etc.)
    Once you have started your test, you may not stop it, start over, or take the test again.
   It is important that you complete your scheduled test in one sitting. If you close your
   browser window or otherwise log out of a test before you have completed the test, you
   will not be able to log back in to finish.
   ALTA Language Services, Inc.
   Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
    You must click “Submit Test” when you have finished answering the questions on the
   final passage – otherwise, your test will not be scored.
   Computer Requirements:
    PC with Windows 7 and above
    Mac with OS Sierra and above
    JavaScript (turned on)
    Broadband connection
    Supported Browsers: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Microsoft Edge
   Also, for languages with non-roman characters, character encoding needs to be set up at
   Unicode. It’s usually done per default. In case it’s not: in the Firefox task bar, go to view, to
   character encoding and make sure that Unicode (UTF-8) is selected.
   (If “view” does not appear, go to web developer)
   Taking the test:
   To take the test, you will need to access ALTA’s online portal through the link in the email sent
   to you. If you have not taken an online test with ALTA before, you will be prompted to activate
   your account before getting started. Be sure to choose a password that you will remember later.
   After registering, click the link for your assigned test. You must read and acknowledge the
   Honor Statement in order to take the test. Then, click “Start Test” in order to start your
   evaluation. Do not click “Start Test” until you are ready to begin, as the test cannot be stopped
   once started.
   Tips for multiple choice tests:
    Read the passage quickly.
    Look at the questions.
    Answer the easy questions.
    Read the passage again.
    For difficult questions, eliminate options that are not correct.
    If 2 alternatives seem correct, compare them for differences, and then refer to the question
   to find your best answer.
   A practice passage and three sample questions are below:
   ALTA Language Services, Inc.
   Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
   A sticker on Colgate toothbrush packages warns consumers: “Got a cold? Change your
   toothbrush.” According to the company’s website, “germs can hide in toothbrush bristles and lead
   to reinfection.” Competitor Arm & Hammer offers the same warning that toothbrushes should be
   replaced “anytime you’ve had a cold or have been ill, since germs may be lurking among the
   bristles.” Can a person really re-catch a cold from a toothbrush?
   No, unless it’s someone else's toothbrush (or someone else’s cold). Much like the admonition
   from shampoo companies to “lather, rinse, repeat,” the idea that a toothbrush must be replaced
   seems designed to sell more product. Once you’ve been infected with a particular strain of a virus,
   you develop antibodies that make the likelihood of re-infection very low. Even if the virus were still
   hanging out on your toothbrush after you recovered—colds and flus can survive there for
   anywhere from a few hours to three days—those antibodies should keep you from contracting the
   same illness twice. Your toothbrush is no more dangerous while you’re still sick, since the viral
   load on the bristles is negligible compared with what’s already in your system.
   It is possible to re-infect yourself with bacteria, however. If you were afflicted with strep throat, for
   example, a colony of bacteria might end up on your toothbrush and remain there long enough to
   give you a second case after you’d taken a course of penicillin. But that threat might be mitigated
   by toothpaste, which sometimes contains antibacterial compounds. And, despite the claims of
   toothbrush manufacturers, this wouldn’t apply to a typical case of the (viral) sniffles.
7. The target audience for this article is:
   a. consumers concerned about the price of toothbrushes
   b. consumers who are severely affected by strep throat
   c. consumers concerned about germs being spread via toothbrush
   d. consumers who did not know that germs could be spread via toothbrush
8. What is the implied connection between toothbrush companies and shampoo
   companies?
   a. Their products contain antibacterial compounds.
   b. They are owned by several of the same corporations.
   c. They give directions that result in more sales of their products.
   d. They are concerned with how their products could cause infection.
9. How could a person catch a cold from using a toothbrush?
   a. by using a toothbrush for more than 3 months
   b. by using a the toothbrush of a friend who has a coldCandidate Instructions – Online Reading Comprehension Test –
   Short Version
   You have been registered to take ALTA’s Online Reading Comprehension Test (Short Version).
   This test is designed to assess your ability to understand what you read in a given language. The
   evaluation is done online with pre-selected passages and questions.
   Please read all of these instructions before beginning your evaluation.
   Here are some important things to remember when taking the test:
    ALTA’s Reading Comprehension Test (Short Version) consist of 2 reading selections
   with a total of 10 multiple choice questions.
    You will have 30 minutes to complete the test. A timer in the corner of the screen will
   inform you how much time you have remaining, and you will be given a warning five
   minutes before the end of your test.
    It is important to take the test in a quiet area where you can concentrate fully on what
   you are reading.
    The questions target different areas of reading comprehension, and while you may be
   able to answer some questions by skimming the passage, other questions require
   reading for a high level of detail. In most cases, the answer to the question does not use
   wording directly from the passage. Many questions require you to look for an implied
   detail, or to draw a conclusion based on the ideas presented in the text.
    Each question has only one correct response. The correct answer to each question is
   contained in the text only. Do not refer to other knowledge that you may have about the
   subject.
    You are able to move backward and forward through the test, if you choose. That is, if
   you skip a question, you will be able to come back to it later.
    You may not use reference materials of any kind on this test (dictionaries,
   electronic devices, external websites, etc.)
    Once you have started your test, you may not stop it, start over, or take the test again.
   It is important that you complete your scheduled test in one sitting. If you close your
   browser window or otherwise log out of a test before you have completed the test, you
   will not be able to log back in to finish.
   ALTA Language Services, Inc.
   Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
    You must click “Submit Test” when you have finished answering the questions on the
   final passage – otherwise, your test will not be scored.
   Computer Requirements:
    PC with Windows 7 and above
    Mac with OS Sierra and above
    JavaScript (turned on)
    Broadband connection
    Supported Browsers: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Microsoft Edge
   Also, for languages with non-roman characters, character encoding needs to be set up at
   Unicode. It’s usually done per default. In case it’s not: in the Firefox task bar, go to view, to
   character encoding and make sure that Unicode (UTF-8) is selected.
   (If “view” does not appear, go to web developer)
   Taking the test:
   To take the test, you will need to access ALTA’s online portal through the link in the email sent
   to you. If you have not taken an online test with ALTA before, you will be prompted to activate
   your account before getting started. Be sure to choose a password that you will remember later.
   After registering, click the link for your assigned test. You must read and acknowledge the
   Honor Statement in order to take the test. Then, click “Start Test” in order to start your
   evaluation. Do not click “Start Test” until you are ready to begin, as the test cannot be stopped
   once started.
   Tips for multiple choice tests:
    Read the passage quickly.
    Look at the questions.
    Answer the easy questions.
    Read the passage again.
    For difficult questions, eliminate options that are not correct.
    If 2 alternatives seem correct, compare them for differences, and then refer to the question
   to find your best answer.
   A practice passage and three sample questions are below:
   ALTA Language Services, Inc.
   Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
   A sticker on Colgate toothbrush packages warns consumers: “Got a cold? Change your
   toothbrush.” According to the company’s website, “germs can hide in toothbrush bristles and lead
   to reinfection.” Competitor Arm & Hammer offers the same warning that toothbrushes should be
   replaced “anytime you’ve had a cold or have been ill, since germs may be lurking among the
   bristles.” Can a person really re-catch a cold from a toothbrush?
   No, unless it’s someone else's toothbrush (or someone else’s cold). Much like the admonition
   from shampoo companies to “lather, rinse, repeat,” the idea that a toothbrush must be replaced
   seems designed to sell more product. Once you’ve been infected with a particular strain of a virus,
   you develop antibodies that make the likelihood of re-infection very low. Even if the virus were still
   hanging out on your toothbrush after you recovered—colds and flus can survive there for
   anywhere from a few hours to three days—those antibodies should keep you from contracting the
   same illness twice. Your toothbrush is no more dangerous while you’re still sick, since the viral
   load on the bristles is negligible compared with what’s already in your system.
   It is possible to re-infect yourself with bacteria, however. If you were afflicted with strep throat, for
   example, a colony of bacteria might end up on your toothbrush and remain there long enough to
   give you a second case after you’d taken a course of penicillin. But that threat might be mitigated
   by toothpaste, which sometimes contains antibacterial compounds. And, despite the claims of
   toothbrush manufacturers, this wouldn’t apply to a typical case of the (viral) sniffles.
10. The target audience for this article is:
    a. consumers concerned about the price of toothbrushes
    b. consumers who are severely affected by strep throat
    c. consumers concerned about germs being spread via toothbrush
    d. consumers who did not know that germs could be spread via toothbrush
11. What is the implied connection between toothbrush companies and shampoo
    companies?
    a. Their products contain antibacterial compounds.
    b. They are owned by several of the same corporations.
    c. They give directions that result in more sales of their products.
    d. They are concerned with how their products could cause infection.
12. How could a person catch a cold from using a toothbrush?
    a. by using a toothbrush for more than 3 months
    b. by using a the toothbrush of a friend who has a cold
    ALTA Language Services, Inc.
    Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
    c. by using a toothbrush that is home to a bacteria colony
    d. by using the same toothbrush he used last time he had a cold
    Turn to the next page to see the answers.Candidate Instructions – Online Reading Comprehension Test –
    Short Version
    You have been registered to take ALTA’s Online Reading Comprehension Test (Short Version).
    This test is designed to assess your ability to understand what you read in a given language. The
    evaluation is done online with pre-selected passages and questions.
    Please read all of these instructions before beginning your evaluation.
    Here are some important things to remember when taking the test:
     ALTA’s Reading Comprehension Test (Short Version) consist of 2 reading selections
    with a total of 10 multiple choice questions.
     You will have 30 minutes to complete the test. A timer in the corner of the screen will
    inform you how much time you have remaining, and you will be given a warning five
    minutes before the end of your test.
     It is important to take the test in a quiet area where you can concentrate fully on what
    you are reading.
     The questions target different areas of reading comprehension, and while you may be
    able to answer some questions by skimming the passage, other questions require
    reading for a high level of detail. In most cases, the answer to the question does not use
    wording directly from the passage. Many questions require you to look for an implied
    detail, or to draw a conclusion based on the ideas presented in the text.
     Each question has only one correct response. The correct answer to each question is
    contained in the text only. Do not refer to other knowledge that you may have about the
    subject.
     You are able to move backward and forward through the test, if you choose. That is, if
    you skip a question, you will be able to come back to it later.
     You may not use reference materials of any kind on this test (dictionaries,
    electronic devices, external websites, etc.)
     Once you have started your test, you may not stop it, start over, or take the test again.
    It is important that you complete your scheduled test in one sitting. If you close your
    browser window or otherwise log out of a test before you have completed the test, you
    will not be able to log back in to finish.
    ALTA Language Services, Inc.
    Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
     You must click “Submit Test” when you have finished answering the questions on the
    final passage – otherwise, your test will not be scored.
    Computer Requirements:
     PC with Windows 7 and above
     Mac with OS Sierra and above
     JavaScript (turned on)
     Broadband connection
     Supported Browsers: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Microsoft Edge
    Also, for languages with non-roman characters, character encoding needs to be set up at
    Unicode. It’s usually done per default. In case it’s not: in the Firefox task bar, go to view, to
    character encoding and make sure that Unicode (UTF-8) is selected.
    (If “view” does not appear, go to web developer)
    Taking the test:
    To take the test, you will need to access ALTA’s online portal through the link in the email sent
    to you. If you have not taken an online test with ALTA before, you will be prompted to activate
    your account before getting started. Be sure to choose a password that you will remember later.
    After registering, click the link for your assigned test. You must read and acknowledge the
    Honor Statement in order to take the test. Then, click “Start Test” in order to start your
    evaluation. Do not click “Start Test” until you are ready to begin, as the test cannot be stopped
    once started.
    Tips for multiple choice tests:
     Read the passage quickly.
     Look at the questions.
     Answer the easy questions.
     Read the passage again.
     For difficult questions, eliminate options that are not correct.
     If 2 alternatives seem correct, compare them for differences, and then refer to the question
    to find your best answer.
    A practice passage and three sample questions are below:
    ALTA Language Services, Inc.
    Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
    A sticker on Colgate toothbrush packages warns consumers: “Got a cold? Change your
    toothbrush.” According to the company’s website, “germs can hide in toothbrush bristles and lead
    to reinfection.” Competitor Arm & Hammer offers the same warning that toothbrushes should be
    replaced “anytime you’ve had a cold or have been ill, since germs may be lurking among the
    bristles.” Can a person really re-catch a cold from a toothbrush?
    No, unless it’s someone else's toothbrush (or someone else’s cold). Much like the admonition
    from shampoo companies to “lather, rinse, repeat,” the idea that a toothbrush must be replaced
    seems designed to sell more product. Once you’ve been infected with a particular strain of a virus,
    you develop antibodies that make the likelihood of re-infection very low. Even if the virus were still
    hanging out on your toothbrush after you recovered—colds and flus can survive there for
    anywhere from a few hours to three days—those antibodies should keep you from contracting the
    same illness twice. Your toothbrush is no more dangerous while you’re still sick, since the viral
    load on the bristles is negligible compared with what’s already in your system.
    It is possible to re-infect yourself with bacteria, however. If you were afflicted with strep throat, for
    example, a colony of bacteria might end up on your toothbrush and remain there long enough to
    give you a second case after you’d taken a course of penicillin. But that threat might be mitigated
    by toothpaste, which sometimes contains antibacterial compounds. And, despite the claims of
    toothbrush manufacturers, this wouldn’t apply to a typical case of the (viral) sniffles.
13. The target audience for this article is:
    a. consumers concerned about the price of toothbrushes
    b. consumers who are severely affected by strep throat
    c. consumers concerned about germs being spread via toothbrush
    d. consumers who did not know that germs could be spread via toothbrush
14. What is the implied connection between toothbrush companies and shampoo
    companies?
    a. Their products contain antibacterial compounds.
    b. They are owned by several of the same corporations.
    c. They give directions that result in more sales of their products.
    d. They are concerned with how their products could cause infection.
15. How could a person catch a cold from using a toothbrush?
    a. by using a toothbrush for more than 3 months
    b. by using a the toothbrush of a friend who has a cold
    ALTA Language Services, Inc.
    Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
    c. by using a toothbrush that is home to a bacteria colony
    d. by using the same toothbrush he used last time he had a cold
    Turn to the next page to see the answers.
    ALTA Language Services, Inc.
    Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
    c. by using a toothbrush that is home to a bacteria colony
    d. by using the same toothbrush he used last time he had a cold
    Turn to the next page to see the answers.
    ALTA Language Services, Inc.
    Tel: 404‐920‐3800 Fax: 404‐920‐3801 www.altalang.com
    c. by using a toothbrush that is home to a bacteria colony
    d. by using the same toothbrush he used last time he had a cold
    Turn to the next page to see the answers.

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컴퓨팅사고와SW코딩 TA 의무사항 동의서

학과

아동청소년 소프트웨어학과

학번

2019310929

성명

유호은

 

1. 담당교수 지침에 따라 수업 관련 사항을 지원한다.

- 개별적 수업내용으로 진행 및 월권행위(예를 들어, 예상문제 배포 혹은 과제 축소, 실습답안 유출 등)를 하지 않는다.

- 담당교수 모르게 임의 판단하여 행동하지 않는다. (연락 두절, 다른 학생 대체 등)

- 질병, 개인사정 등의 문제가 발생할 경우, 최대한 빠르게 담당교수에게 연락하여 지침에 따라 행동한다.

- 이론TA는 원활한 수업을 위해 담당 학생들의 그룹 및 점수 관리를 철저하게 수행해야한다.

 

2. 수업의 전반적인 공지와 점수 관리, 질의응답 등을 담당교수의 지침 아래 책임지고 운영한다.

(질의응답 채널 종류 : 카카오톡 오픈채팅방, 아이캠퍼스 메시지함, 아이캠퍼스 문의게시판 등)

- 교육내용 미숙지로 인한 틀린 전달 및 공지를 하지 않는다. 명확히 숙지가 되지 않은 경우, 담당교수에게 반드시 확인하고 지침에 따른다.

- 실습 TA는 학생들의 질문에 성실하게 답변한다. 단, 답변 범위 외의 질문은 답하지 않고, 담당 교수에게 내용을 전달한 후 담당교수의 지침에 따른다.

- 과제(평소학습 포함) 채점은 공정하게 수행하며 담당교수의 수업 방향에 맞게 코멘트를 작성한다.

 

3. 과제(평소학습 포함) 및 기말시험 관련하여 아래 사항 및 담당교수 지침에 따른다.

- 과제 및 기말 채점을 임의로 하거나 기한을 넘기지 않는다.

- 기말시험 감독과 과목 연계 행사에 참여한다.

 

4. 실습TA는 매달(4,8,12,15주차) TA활동에 대한 활동보고서를 필수적으로 작성하여 제출한다.

- 본인이 해당 주차에 수행한 역할에 대해 양식에 맞게 작성 후 메일로 제출한다.

- 활동보고서 작성 소홀 시 불이익이 발생한다.

 

5. 도덕적 윤리 규범에 맞는 올바른 행동을 한다.

- 차별 및 비하 언어 사용을 금지한다.

- 성차별적 언어 사용 및 행동에 주의한다.

 

 

본 TA는 위 사항 및 첨부된 TA워크숍 PPT 내용을 모두 숙지하였고,

책임감을 갖고 성실히 맡은 역할을 수행하겠습니다.

이를 어길 시 그에 따른 모든 책임을 지며, 어떠한 불이익도 감수하겠습니다.

 

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