When interpreters analyze the speech, they

Choose the reasons why making a glossary is an important part of prepapration

Split attention is completely natural and requires no additional efforts.

Rather than parroting a word-for-word monotone and meaningless rendition of what the speaker is saying, you must process the message within all its surrounding context to produce something meaningful for the listener.

The interpreter should have the volume low, at a comfortable hearing level if they are not speaking. If you interpret in a normal conversational voice, you should be able to hear both the original and yourself adequately.

Which of the following can be considered secondary in a speech:

One of the key questions to be answered in any speech is "who says/thinks what?"

Chuchotage, as a variation of simultaneous interpreting, requires the following working conditions:

Thorough preparation blocks anticipation.

The examples are always purely illustrative and can be edited or omitted without any harm in any of the speeches we have to interpret.