Question 1

What is an individualized education program (IEP)?

Accepted Answer

A legal document that outlines a specialized education plan for students with disabilities.

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A program that provides extra funding for schools.

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A certification for special education teachers.

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A group of educational policies for mainstream students.

Question 2

What is an inclusive education?

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An educational approach that aims to include students with disabilities in regular classrooms.

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An education system that focuses on gifted students.

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A legal document that outlines educational accommodations for students with disabilities.

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A specialized program only for students with severe disabilities.

Question 3

What is the purpose of a behavior intervention plan (BIP)?

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To address and modify challenging behaviors in students with disabilities.

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To reward and reinforce positive behaviors in all students.

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To monitor attendance and punctuality in all students.

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To assess cognitive abilities in students with learning disabilities.

Question 4

What is the role of a special education teacher?

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To provide individualized instruction and support to students with disabilities.

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To coordinate extracurricular activities for students with disabilities.

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To assist with administrative tasks in the special education department.

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To manage disciplinary issues within the school.

Question 5

What is a 504 plan?

Accepted Answer

A document that outlines accommodations and support services for students with disabilities.

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A program that focuses on behavioral interventions.

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A certification for special education paraprofessionals.

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A legal requirement for all students in special education.

Question 6

Cerebral palsy is a...

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neurological disorder

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type of cancer

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skin condition

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mental illness

Question 7

What is the most common cause of cerebral palsy?

Accepted Answer

brain damage before or during birth

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genetic inheritance

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viral infection

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traumatic injury

Question 8

What is dyslexia?

Accepted Answer

A learning disability that affects reading and language processing.

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A learning disability that affects math skills.

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A learning disability that affects attention and impulse control.

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A learning disability that affects social interaction skills.

Question 9

What is ADHD?

Accepted Answer

A neurodevelopmental disorder that affects attention and impulse control.

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A learning disability that affects social interaction skills.

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A learning disability that affects math skills.

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A learning disability that affects reading and language processing.

Question 10

What is dysgraphia?

Accepted Answer

A learning disability that affects writing and fine motor skills.

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A learning disability that affects attention and impulse control.

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A learning disability that affects reading and language processing.

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A learning disability that affects social interaction skills.

Question 11

What is dyscalculia?

Accepted Answer

A learning disability that affects math skills and number sense.

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A learning disability that affects attention and impulse control.

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A learning disability that affects reading and language processing.

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A learning disability that affects social interaction skills.

Question 12

What is autism spectrum disorder (ASD)?

Accepted Answer

A neurodevelopmental disorder that affects social interaction and communication.

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A learning disability that affects reading and language processing.

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A learning disability that affects attention and impulse control.

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A learning disability that affects math skills and number sense.

Question 13

What is the definition of an intellectual disability?

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Significantly below average intellectual and adaptive functioning.

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No impact on intellectual and adaptive functioning.

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Mildly below average intellectual and adaptive functioning.

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Above average intellectual and adaptive functioning.

Question 14

Which of the following is a common cause of intellectual disabilities?

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Genetic conditions

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Environmental pollution

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Lack of education

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Vaccinations

Question 15

What is the most effective approach for supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities?

Accepted Answer

Person-centered approach

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Strict discipline approach

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One-size-fits-all approach

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Exclusion and isolation approach

Question 16

What is person first language?

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A way of speaking or writing that emphasizes the person first, rather than a disability or condition.

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A way of speaking or writing that focuses on a person's appearance or physical attributes.

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A way of speaking or writing that uses derogatory language towards disabled individuals.

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A way of speaking or writing that emphasizes the disability or condition first, rather than the person.

Question 17

Which of the following is an example of person first language?

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A person with autism

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An autism person

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A person autism

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An autistic person

Question 18

What is the goal of universal design for learning?

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To provide equal opportunities for all learners

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To separate students with disabilities from their peers

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To limit access to learning materials

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To prioritize one learning style over others

Question 19

What is the purpose of UDL guidelines?

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To assist educators in designing inclusive and accessible learning experiences

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To create strict rules for classroom management

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To limit students' options in the learning process

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To prioritize academic achievement over individual needs

Question 20

What is augmentative alternative communication (AAC)?

Accepted Answer

A method used to supplement or replace speech or writing for individuals with communication impairments.

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A method used to correct speech or writing difficulties in individuals with communication impairments.

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A method used to improve reading skills in individuals with communication impairments.

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A method used to enhance vocal abilities in individuals with communication impairments.

Question 21

Which of the following is an example of a low-tech AAC system?

Accepted Answer

Picture exchange communication system (PECS)

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Eye tracking device

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Tablet computer with specialized communication app

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Speech generating device (SGD)

Question 22

Which of the following is a high-tech AAC device?

Accepted Answer

Speech generating device (SGD)

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Picture exchange communication system (PECS)

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Gestures

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Sign language

Question 23

What is an example of an assistive technology?

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Hearing aids

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Mobile phone

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Coffee maker

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Bicycle

Question 24

What is a common feature of assistive technology?

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Accessibility

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Portability

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Style

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Durability

Question 25

What is a screen reader?

Accepted Answer

Software that converts text to speech or braille

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A program for capturing screenshots

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A device for cleaning computer screens

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A type of computer monitor

Question 26

What is the purpose of a closed captioning system?

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To provide text display of spoken audio

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To adjust volume levels

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To control playback speed

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To control room lighting

Question 27

What does IDEA stand for?

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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

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Innovation and Design for Educational Advancement

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International Development and Environmental Affairs

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Internet Data Exchange Association

Question 28

Which of the following is a key principle of the IDEA?

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Free and appropriate public education

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Income tax reduction

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Environmental conservation

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Universal healthcare coverage

Question 29

What is the purpose of the IDEA law?

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To ensure equal educational opportunities for students with disabilities

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To promote physical fitness among students

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To implement standardized testing

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To regulate school bus transportation

Question 30

Who is eligible for services under the IDEA law?

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Students with disabilities

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Students with athletic abilities

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Students with high academic achievements

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Students with perfect attendance records

Question 31

Which of the following is a common symptom of traumatic brain injury?

Accepted Answer

Difficulty concentrating

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Muscle weakness

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Blurred vision

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Chest pain

Question 32

What is a common sign of a severe traumatic brain injury?

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Loss of consciousness

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Rapid heartbeat

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Skin rash

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Dilated pupils

Question 33

What is the primary treatment for a traumatic brain injury?

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Rest and rehabilitation

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Surgery

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Physical therapy

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Antibiotics

Question 34

What is the primary symptom of stuttering?

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Repetitions or prolongations of sounds, syllables, or words

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Inability to pronounce certain sounds

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Loss of voice volume

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Difficulty finding the right words

Question 35

What is a common treatment approach for speech impairment?

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Speech therapy

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Occupational therapy

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Behavioral therapy

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Physical therapy

Question 36

What is the role of a physical therapist in a school setting?

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To help students improve their mobility and participate in educational activities

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To provide counseling to students

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To manage the school library

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To assist with meal planning for students

Question 37

What is the purpose of assistive devices in physical therapy at school?

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To promote mobility and independence for students with physical disabilities

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To enhance academic performance

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To improve handwriting skills

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To promote artistic expression

Question 38

What is the goal of occupational therapy at school?

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To help students develop and improve necessary skills for learning and daily activities.

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To assist students in choosing a career path.

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To teach students math and science.

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To provide physical exercise only.

Question 39

In occupational therapy at school, what does the term 'ADL' stand for?

Accepted Answer

Activities of Daily Living

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Assisted Diagnosis and Learning

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Artificial Digital Language

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Advanced Developmental Learning

Question 40

What is the role of an occupational therapist in a school setting?

Accepted Answer

To assess and provide interventions to improve students' ability to participate in daily activities.

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To teach academic subjects to students.

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To organize sporting events for students.

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To assist in administrative tasks of the school.

Question 41

What is the role of occupational therapy in promoting inclusion in schools?

Accepted Answer

To facilitate participation and accessibility for students of all abilities.

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To assign students to specialized programs based on their abilities.

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To enforce disciplinary actions for misbehaving students.

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To provide academic tutoring for struggling students.

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