A) A contagious viral infection. B) A progressive muscle-wasting disease. C) A group of disorders affecting movement and posture due to brain damage. D) A type of arthritis.
A) Poor diet during childhood. B) Brain damage before, during, or shortly after birth. C) Genetic predisposition. D) Lack of exercise.
A) Enhanced hearing. B) Perfect balance. C) Difficulty with motor skills. D) Increased intelligence.
A) Speak loudly and slowly. B) Assume they cannot understand you. C) Finish their sentences for them. D) Be patient and allow them time to respond.
A) Hearing aids only. B) Wheelchairs, walkers, or communication devices. C) Only eyeglasses. D) Artificial limbs only.
A) Immediately start helping without asking. B) Ignore their needs entirely. C) Ask if they need help and how you can assist. D) Assume they need help with everything.
A) Encourage them to do as much as they can for themselves. B) Restrict their activities to ensure safety. C) Constantly remind them of their limitations. D) Do everything for them to save time.
A) Using only stairs. B) Having cluttered walkways. C) Ensuring ramps and wide doorways are available. D) Keeping doorways narrow.
A) Talking about them as if they aren't there. B) Making fun of their disability. C) Treating them with respect and dignity. D) Ignoring them.
A) Avoid offering assistance altogether. B) Guess and hope for the best. C) Ask someone else about the person without their consent. D) Ask them directly how you can best help.
A) Their IQ score. B) Motor skills, speech, and daily living activities. C) Their hair color. D) Their shoe size.
A) Accelerated aging. B) No noticeable difference. C) Improved developmental outcomes. D) Negative impact on development.
A) That they are all the same. B) That they are immune to illness. C) That they have intellectual disabilities. D) That they are always happy.
A) Improves strength, flexibility, and mobility. B) Only focuses on relaxation. C) Has no impact on muscle function. D) Only relevant for children.
A) By performing surgeries. B) By providing financial assistance. C) By improving skills needed for daily living. D) By diagnosing medical conditions.
A) Teaches them to read faster. B) Changes their voice permanently. C) Corrects their grammar perfectly. D) Improves communication skills and swallowing ability.
A) Helps reduce feelings of isolation and depression. B) Has no effect on mental health. C) Makes them weaker. D) Causes dependence.
A) Fighting for their rights and equal opportunities. B) Speaking for them in all situations. C) Ignoring their needs. D) Keeping them hidden from society.
A) Ignoring their needs within the community. B) Forcing them to participate in activities they dislike. C) Ensuring they are fully integrated into all aspects of community life. D) Segregating them into special programs.
A) By replacing human interaction. B) By isolating them further. C) By making their lives more complicated. D) By providing assistive devices and communication tools.
A) Ignoring their presence. B) Being overly sympathetic. C) Drawing attention to their disabilities. D) Encouraging others to focus on the individual's abilities.
A) Offer support and understanding. B) Offer unsolicited medical advice. C) Judge their abilities. D) Walk away and ignore them.
A) Avoiding communication with those affected. B) Ignoring reliable resources. C) Consulting with medical professionals and support groups. D) Relying solely on internet rumors.
A) To undermine their authority. B) To prove that you know what's best for them. C) To promote autonomy and independence. D) To make life more difficult for them.
A) Accountant. B) Chef. C) Florist. D) Pain management specialist.
A) Open and Honest. B) Arrogant and Condescending. C) Rude and Insulting. D) Silent and Aloof.
A) Isolate them from the world. B) Tell them to 'just get over it'. C) Encourage access to counseling. D) Make fun of their feelings.
A) A pocket knife B) Specialized utensils C) A regular fork D) A decorative plate
A) Makes people dependent. B) Increases isolation. C) Provides emotional and practical assistance. D) Creates more problems than it solves.
A) Everyone has the same capabilities B) People with disabilities shouldn't be involved in the community C) Every individual is unique D) All disabilities are the same. |