NorwayFamilie 52 · School, family and health

You speak little Norwegian and are going to the doctor. What is true about interpreters?

In the exam (Norwegian)

Du snakker lite norsk og skal til lege. Hva er riktig om tolk?

  1. aYou must find and pay for an interpreter yourself before you come to the appointmentDu må selv finne og betale en tolk før du kommer til timen
  2. bThe health service books an interpreter, and it is free for youHelsetjenesten bestiller tolk, og det er gratis for degCorrect answer
  3. cYou must bring a family member or your child to interpretDu må ta med et familiemedlem eller barnet ditt som tolk

Why?

It is the health service that is responsible for booking a qualified interpreter (tolk), and the interpreter is free for you as a patient. Children must not be used as interpreters.

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Our own practice questions on the facts of the public social studies curriculum (the curriculum for adult immigrants and samfunnskunnskap.no). They are not the real test tasks, which are confidential and never published, and no text from samfunnskunnskap.no is reused. Each question was written, answered blind and fact-checked in separate rounds. The English translation and the explanations are ours, made with AI help; in the test the questions are asked in Norwegian. We are not affiliated with the Directorate for Higher Education and Skills (HK-dir).

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