74. Mary Ann is a fourth grader who has been receiving services for mental retardation since kindergarten.

Create separate IEPs to address Mary Ann’s needs in reading and math.

10. To promote the transfer of word attack skills to newspaper reading,

select articles from the local newspaper for students to read

19. Jodeen is a 7 year old who has been evaluated and found to have a mild expressive language delay.

A full-time general education placement with speech and language services

28. What is the teacher’s primary role when

To help children develop appropriate ways to resolve conflict

42. What does IDEA stand for?

Individual with Disabilities Education Act

11. Under the provisions of IDEA, an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) for a 2-year-old child is

plans for making the transition into preschool

59. The inclusion delivery model of instruction involves grouping gifted students with their non-gifted peers.

Using curriculum compacting allow gifted student skip content they mastered

81. When arranging the physical environment for preschool students with intellectual disabilities,

A tape recorder, headset, and CDs are in the silent reading area.

91. An alternative delivery mode for disadvantaged children

MIMOSA (Modified In-School and Modified Off School Approach)

34. Jan is a child with a visual impairment.

A checklist from the expanded core curriculum

88. In the Philippines, Muslim elementary and secondary pupils are attending:

ALIVE (Arabic Language and Islamic Values Education)

31. What is the most commonly co-occurring type of disability associated with emotional and behavioral disorders?

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

63. Which of the following are characteristics of gifted students?

Metacognitive, advanced reasoning, analytical thinking skills, and creative

17. Which of the following is the best rationale for using task analysis in structing students with disabilities?

Instruction is delivered in easily achievable and promote student success.

89. Which of the following is the best rationale for using task analysis in instructing students with disabilities?

Instruction is delivered in achievable steps and promote student success

26. Which of the following supports is most likely to help Beth,

Providing Beth with a visual schedule of daily activities

12. Which of the following is an example of functional language training for a child who is nonverbal?

Teaching the child to point to the sink when s/he wants a drink of water.

21. Which of the following is most clearly an example of a student using inappropriate syntax?

Saying "Me sister shoes new happy."

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94. Preparing students for inclusion may include which of the following?
Discussion
Awareness Program
Simulation
All of the above
2
9. Which of the following is a nondegenerative disorder that affects motor function as a result of brain injury that
Cerebral Palsy
Multiple Sclerosis
Cystic Fibrosis
Muscular Dystrophy
3
74. Mary Ann is a fourth grader who has been receiving services for mental retardation since kindergarten.
Create separate IEPs to address Mary Ann’s needs in reading and math.
Avoid planning lessons with GenEd teachers since skills are below average.
Collaborate with Mary Ann’s general education teachers and family.
All the answers are correct.
4
10. To promote the transfer of word attack skills to newspaper reading,
prepare teacher-made newspaper articles for the students to read
develop writing exercises using words from the curriculum
select articles from the local newspaper for students to read
prepare worksheet exercise based on single sentences from newspaper article
5
38. What is the skills necessary for day-to-day life?
Emotional Behavior
Emotional Values
Adaptive Behavior
Adaptive Values
6
67. Anne has Rett syndrome and exhibits breathing difficulties, seizures, an unsteady gait, and delayed growth.
Orthopedic impairment
Severe disabilities
Communication disorder
Behavioral disorder
7
92. Largest group of students with special needs in the public school system are classified as which of the following?
Emotionally Disturbed
Learning Disability
Intellectually disabled
Hearing Impaired
8
19. Jodeen is a 7 year old who has been evaluated and found to have a mild expressive language delay.
A self-contained SPED class with speech and language services
A full-time general education placement with an emphasis on reading support
A part-time placement in a resource room for developmental and oral reading
A full-time general education placement with speech and language services
9
28. What is the teacher’s primary role when
To teach children the essential features of good manners and etiquette
To intervene and discipline as soon as conflict occurs during an activity
To reconsider the need for free play in the prekindergarten schedule
To help children develop appropriate ways to resolve conflict
10
29. Students with LD are more likely than students without disabilities to exhibit which of the following?
Clear dominance of the left brain for learning
Selective attention disorders
Deficits in long-term memory retrieval
Characteristics of giftedness in artistic expression
11
41. A sudden injury that causes damage to the brain. It may happen when there is a blow, bump, or jolt to the head.
Comatose
Traumatic Brain Incident
Blood clotting
Traumatic Brain Injury
12
73. Eric receives special education services within a regular third-grade classroom.
Cooperative teaching
Related services
Cooperative learning
Collaborative consultation
13
42. What does IDEA stand for?
Individual with Disabilities Education Act
Intellectual with Disabilities Education Act
Individual with Deficiency Education Act
Intellectual with DeficiencyEducation Act
14
11. Under the provisions of IDEA, an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) for a 2-year-old child is
techniques for the family to use in introducing academic subjects
a budget for early-intervention services
a recommendation of counseling for the child's siblings
plans for making the transition into preschool
15
59. The inclusion delivery model of instruction involves grouping gifted students with their non-gifted peers.
Enrolling gifted in virtual school to study content tailored to their needs
Giving gifted students more work than their non-gifted to keep them engaged
Using curriculum compacting allow gifted student skip content they mastered
Assigning gifted students tutoring to help non-gifted peers master content
16
98. Alexandria is a fifth grader who is inconsistent with tasks, has difficulty reading, and appears to be unmotivated.
This is an invisible disability
All of the above
Her lack of motivation is due to years of frustration and failure
Her inconsistency makes her teacher believe that she does not have a LD
17
13. A well-made teacher-developed test is generally preferred to a standardized achievement test
has better content validity
has higher interrater reliability
allows comparison of students to each other
is more likely to yield a true score
18
81. When arranging the physical environment for preschool students with intellectual disabilities,
A bell and tambourine are in a performing arts center
A doll and plastic bathtub are in a daily living area
A tape recorder, headset, and CDs are in the silent reading area.
Math manipulative - in work area associated w/ arithmetic/ number grouping
19
93. Which of the following was the last group to obtain equal access to public school education?
Students with disabilities
Students who live in poverty
African-American Students
Bilingual Students
20
46. Any kind of vision loss, whether it’s someone who cannot see at all or someone who has partial vision loss.
Visual Impairment
Visual Acuity
Totally blind
Hearing Impairment
21
54. What does LRE stand for?
Least Restrictive Environment
Least Resource Environment
Learning Resource Environment
Learning Restrictive Environment
22
27. Which of the following is legally required to initiate
Physician referral
Teacher referral
Signed parental permission
Verbal agreement by the parents
23
51. A hearing loss in one ear only.
Conductive hearing loss
Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Bilateral Hearing Loss
Unilateral hearing loss
24
91. An alternative delivery mode for disadvantaged children
Klasrum
ALIVE (Arabic Language and Islamic Values Education)
ALS
MIMOSA (Modified In-School and Modified Off School Approach)
25
34. Jan is a child with a visual impairment.
An evaluation by a trained specialist in visual disabilities
A checklist from the expanded core curriculum
A conversation with a school counselor
A classroom visit
26
16. Using a student's classwork as a means to evaluate progress and adapt instruction is known as
summative assessment
guided practice
curriculum-based assessment
standardized achievement testing
27
56. Similar to behavior modification, is a less-intensive form of behavior therapy.
Remediation
Preventive Technique
Problem Solving Approach
Behavior Management
28
50. An impairment in hearing, whether permanent/ fluctuating, that adversely affects the child’s educational performance
Visual Impairment
Asperger’s Disorder
Hearing Impairment
Austism
29
88. In the Philippines, Muslim elementary and secondary pupils are attending:
MIMOSA (Modified In-School and Modified Off School Approach)
Distance Learning
Kariton Klasrum
ALIVE (Arabic Language and Islamic Values Education)
30
31. What is the most commonly co-occurring type of disability associated with emotional and behavioral disorders?
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
A speech and language processing disorder
31
40. Characterized by below-average or mental ability and lack of skills necessary for day-to-day living.
Intelligence Disability
Intellectual Deficiency
Intelligence Deficiency
Intellectual Disability
32
78. To determine if a child has a learning disability, teachers would most likely use
classroom performance
All of these would be used.
norm-referenced test results
observation
33
43. Is a branch of health care that helps people of all ages who have physical, sensory, or cognitive problems.
Therapist
Occupational Therapy
Physiologist
Psychologist
34
63. Which of the following are characteristics of gifted students?
Innovative, always know correct answers, and interact easily with peers.
Metacognitive, advanced reasoning, analytical thinking skills, and creative
Know the correct answers, metacognitive, and advanced reasoning skills.
Easier to teach, advanced analytical thinking skills, and interact easily
35
37. Which among the following used by the visually impaired students in writing?
Slate and abacus
Abacus and stylus
Slate and stylus
White cane
36
71. One disability affects over 45% of all students receiving services under IDEA 04 and is defined as:
Communication disorder
Learning disability
Emotional disorder
Intellectual disability
37
17. Which of the following is the best rationale for using task analysis in structing students with disabilities?
Instruction delivered effectively to many at once without individualization
Learn classification skills by identifying similar aspect of different task
Students can eventually learn to analyze assigned tasks themselves.
Instruction is delivered in easily achievable and promote student success.
38
60. Mr. Franklin's classroom is neat and organized with lots of colorful, useful posters and art on the walls.
Instructional environment
Psychological environment
Physical environment
Psychosocial environment
39
45. The ability to travel safely, efficiently, and as independently as possible.
Immobility
Locomotor
Mobility
Movement
40
35. Which of the following activities is the best example of a summative assessment?
Writing sentences using spelling words
Writing sentences using spelling words
Writing sentences using spelling words
An end of chapter test
41
89. Which of the following is the best rationale for using task analysis in instructing students with disabilities?
Students can eventually learn to analyze assigned tasks themselves.
Instruction can be delivered to students at once without individualization
Instruction is delivered in achievable steps and promote student success
Learn classification skill by identifying similar aspect of different task
42
26. Which of the following supports is most likely to help Beth,
Providing Beth with time away from her classmates when she has an outburst.
Providing Beth with a visual schedule of daily activities
Allowing Beth to attend school for a half day for the first month
Taking Beth on school tour to be familiar with the classrooms layout.
43
85. A plan that is used by special education and general education teachers in helping and assisting a child with
Development Plan
School Inventory Plan
Individual Education Plan
Lesson Plan
44
96. Individual Education Plan must be reviewed at least:
Every three years
Every month
Annually
Whenever the student changes school
45
58. Which of the following is an example of an achievement test used to assess giftedness?
I and II
II
III
III and IV
46
12. Which of the following is an example of functional language training for a child who is nonverbal?
Drilling on bilabial sounds so the child can say "mama"
Teaching the child to point to the sink when s/he wants a drink of water.
Rewarding the child for making a vocalization a sound made by the teacher
Rewarding the child for any vocalization made while looking at the teacher
47
3. What does APD stand for?
Auxiliary processing disorder
Auditory processing disorder
Auxiliary processing deficiency
Auditory processing deficiency
48
47. This refers to our ability to see clearly from a specified distance.
Eye Grade
Visual Acuity
Residual Vision
Vision
49
21. Which of the following is most clearly an example of a student using inappropriate syntax?
Saying "Me sister shoes new happy."
Saying "Wa Wa" as a substitute for water
Saying "He drinked his milk."
Saying "I see football game."
50
48. It refers to our remaining sight.
Low Vision
Legally Blind
Total Blindness
Residual Vision
51
66. Although IDEA 04 only defines infants and toddlers as “at risk,”
High-achieving older siblings
Dual-working parents
Average performance on standardized tests
Poverty
52
72. All of the following are considered “related services” under IDEA 04 EXCEPT
Interpreting services
Transportation
Social work services
One Teach-one assist
53
86. It is a way of reaching out of all learners; addressing and responding to diverse needs of all children,
Inclusion
Special Education
Integration
Mainstreaming
54
14. In full inclusion settings, the most appropriate role the special education teacher is to
manage the behavior of student receiving SPED while Gen Ed teacher, content
plan instruction with the general education teacher and co-teach
serve as an instructional assistant to the general education teacher
observe GenED teacher at least once a week to discuss teaching strategies
55
20. Which of the following techniques is
Scheduling frequent peer tutoring sessions
Allowing longer independent practice periods
Acknowledging appropriate behavior regularly
Providing periodic review of lessons
56
7. Trish is a 6th grade student who is diagnosed with autism.
Giving Trish high-interest, low-reading-level assignments.
Assigning Trish a peer buddy to help keep her on task.
Seating Trish next to the window so she can look outside.
Providing Trish with a visual menu of appropriate behaviors.
57
79. A local health-service agency has determined that three-year-old Tamika has not reached
social work services
early identification and assessment
physical and occupational therapy
school nurse services
58
24. An IEP must include which of the following components?
A record of past student performance
A description of the student's intellectual functioning
The present levels of academic achievement and functional performance
Suggestions for parental involvement
59
30. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Discrimination based solely on an individual’s gender or sexual orientation
Discrimination based solely on an individual’s disability
Discrimination based solely on an individual’s citizenship status
Discrimination based solely on an individual’s socioeconomic status
60
32. Which of the following an important daily-living skill for a high school student with an intellectual disability?
Knowing the multiplication tables
Stating the main idea of a paragraph
Identifying the states on a map
Using a microwave oven
61
53. A spectrum in CWA where there is no delay in cognitive development or self-help skills or environment curiosity.
Pervasive Developmental Disorder
Asperger’s Disorder
Rett’s Syndrome
Childhood Disintegrative Disorder
62
68. Emily has a disease caused by brain damage that affects her movement and motor development.
Cerebral palsy
Epilepsy
Spina bifida
Asthma
63
8. As an intervention, response cost is best suited for which of the following purposes?
Decreasing the incidence of angry outburst.
Decreasing excessive competitiveness among students.
Improving students' understanding of directions.
Increasing the speed of performance in mathematics.
64
36. What is NOT the common characteristics of intellectual disabilities?
problems with abstract thought
Difficulty not to talk
Difficulty learning and processing information
problems with social interactions occur at varying levels unique to others
65
4. What does MH stand for?
Mentally Handicapped
Mental Health
Mental Hack
Mobility Handicapped
66
100. Which of the following is a generic term that includes a wide range of visual problems?
Low Vision
Visual impairment
Visual loss
Blindness
67
22. Which of the following conditions is frequently attributable to Trisomy 21?
Phenylketonuria (PKU)
Turner Syndrome
Down Syndrome
Klinefelter Syndrome
68
84. Which exceptionality uses slate, stylus, cane, and Japanese abacus?
Hearing Impaired
Visually Impaired
Intellectual Disability
Children with Autism
69
1. What does LD stand for?
Learning disability
Lesson development
Learning deficiency
Lesson deficiency
70
69. Joshua frequently produces atypical speech sounds.
Fluency disorder
Syntax disorder
Articulation disorder
Voice disorder
71
80. Terrance is a young adult with intellectual disabilities and he is participating in a program that
counting out money to pay for the bus
reading a classic like For Whom the Bell Tolls
telling time to be punctual for work.
reading recipes
72
97. Which is the most common reason that classroom teachers refer a student for a special education evaluation?
Social Skill Problems
All of the above
Reading problems
Attention Problems
73
33. Jen, a sixth-grade student, receives special education services under the category of specific learning disability.
Assigning keyboarding homework
Providing software for home use
Allowing choice of topic for written assignments
Limiting the amount of written homework
74
49. These are group of students who learn via braille or non-visual media materials.
Visual acuity
Glaucoma
Totally blind
Residual Vision
75
52. Mainly characterized by impaired social interaction and communication
Mental Retardation
Autism spectrum disorder
Other Health Impairment
Learning Disability
76
6. Which of the following is an accurate statement about what IDEA requires for any IEP? The IEP must
Be in effect before SPED services or related services are provided.
Not be made available to any school personnel except SPED teachers.
Include section on assistive devices, regardless the nature of disability
Include a multiyear outline of instructional objectives.
77
99. Behavior problems and classroom discipline have been:
All of the Above.
Cited by surveys as being a major concern in education.
Identified as a reason why teachers leave the profession.
Identified as a barrier to effective instruction in the classroom.
78
5. What does CWA stand for?
Children with Autistic
Child with Autism
Child work advocacy
Child with Autistic
79
44. What does EBD stand for?
Emotion and Behavioral Disturbed
Emotion and Behavioral Disturbance
Emotionally and Behaviorally Disturbance
Emotionally and Behaviorally Disturbed
80
77. Lisa is visually impaired and has received a comprehensive evaluation, including the learning media assessment.
assistive technology
a Braille Embosser
a talking word processor
a speech synthesizer
81
83. Seven-year-old Eric has autism, and he experiences frequent frustration when interacting with peers.
Second language learning
Functional communicating skills
Orientation and mobility training
Negative reinforcement
82
55. A multi-tier approach to the early identification and support of the students with learning and behaviour needs.
Instructional Intervention
Compensatory Intervention
Preventive Intervention
Response to Intervention (RtI)
83
61. Which team-teaching strategy is characterized by
Station Teaching
Integrated Curriculum
Alternative Teaching
One Teach, One Assist
84
65. Seven-year-old Katie has been identified as having an intellectual disability.
An IQ that is 90-110
Deficits in applying to learn new, yet similar situations
Difficulty using abstract thought and language
Language delays.
85
64. What does LGBTQ+ stand for?
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queen
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and sexual/gender minorities
Lesbian, guy, bisexual, transgender, queen
Lesbian, gay, bisexuality, transgender, queer
86
75. Mrs. Espinoza thinks that Courtney may have a mild learning disability because
Pre-referral process
Individualized education plan
Pre-referral intervention
Baseline data
87
39. This is known as IQ, this refers to a person’s ability to learn, reason, make decisions, and solve problems.
Intellectual Functioning
Intelligence Quotient
Intellectual Quotient
Intelligence Functioning
88
87. Are children with special needs who need an interpreter inside the general education classes.
Intellectually Disabled
Children with Autism
Speech/Language Impairment
Hearing Impaired
89
15. Which of the following statements best defines the ecological perspective on emotional and behavioral disorders?
Poisons in the physical environment cause emotional and behavioral disorder
EBD involve interactions between the child and child's social environment
Inclusion settings are less beneficial for student with EBD than other
Children with EBD need exposure to an ever-broadening social environment
90
23. Shania is a tenth-grade student classified with a specific learning disability (SLD).
scripted reading instruction
a metacognitive strategy
a compensatory approach
a remedial approach
91
62. Which of the following lists the three rings of Joseph Renzulli's Three-Ring Conception of Giftedness?
Above average ability, advanced reasoning, social interaction
Creativity, advanced reasoning skills, and task commitment
Academic and emotional intelligence and task commitment
Above average ability, creativity, and task commitment
92
90. Rachel is a young child who struggles with phonemic awareness and rapid automatic naming,
Intellectual disability
Learning disability related to mathematics
Learning disability related to reading
Learning disability related to attention
93
95. Mr. Applebee allows Elsie, a student with Learning disabilities to take oral tests in his classrooms.
Strategy instructional technique
Modification
Accommodation
Unfair testing practice
94
57. Which educational professional or professionals would assess for giftedness in students?
I and IV
I only
II and III
III and IV
95
76. Proponents of full-time inclusion assume that the least restrictive environment for all students with disabilities
varies based on the category and severity of the disability
varies according to the needs of each child
is being accompanied full-time by a special education teacher
is the general education class
96
18. Mary is a seventh- grade student who has a specific learning disability.
Remedial Math
Standard Math
Advanced Math
Functional Math
97
82. Which of the following seating arrangements would provide the MOST support for a student
The teacher’s activity schedule frequently changes.
The teacher includes opportunities for physical activity within her lecture
The student’s desk is close to the windows.
Student desks are arranged in groups of four.
98
70. Emily has received special education services for her intellectual disorder since she was a young child.
Related services
Transition services
Alternative teaching
Full-service special education
99
25. On the basis of such cases as Hudsun v. Rowley (1982) the courts have determined "appropriate education" means that
student will have resources & related services to fulfill their potential
interpreters will be provided for all deaf children
LWD will have the same achievement opportunities as peers
services that maximize achievement provided as long as cost not prohibitive
100
2. What does CP stand for?
Cerebellum palsy
Child protection
Coordination of posture
Cerebral palsy

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94. Preparing students for inclusion may include which of the following?
Discussion
Awareness Program
Simulation
All of the above
2
9. Which of the following is a nondegenerative disorder that affects motor function as a result of brain injury that
Cerebral Palsy
Multiple Sclerosis
Cystic Fibrosis
Muscular Dystrophy
3
74. Mary Ann is a fourth grader who has been receiving services for mental retardation since kindergarten.
Create separate IEPs to address Mary Ann’s needs in reading and math.
Avoid planning lessons with GenEd teachers since skills are below average.
Collaborate with Mary Ann’s general education teachers and family.
All the answers are correct.
4
10. To promote the transfer of word attack skills to newspaper reading,
prepare teacher-made newspaper articles for the students to read
develop writing exercises using words from the curriculum
select articles from the local newspaper for students to read
prepare worksheet exercise based on single sentences from newspaper article
5
38. What is the skills necessary for day-to-day life?
Emotional Behavior
Emotional Values
Adaptive Behavior
Adaptive Values
6
67. Anne has Rett syndrome and exhibits breathing difficulties, seizures, an unsteady gait, and delayed growth.
Orthopedic impairment
Severe disabilities
Communication disorder
Behavioral disorder
7
92. Largest group of students with special needs in the public school system are classified as which of the following?
Emotionally Disturbed
Learning Disability
Intellectually disabled
Hearing Impaired
8
19. Jodeen is a 7 year old who has been evaluated and found to have a mild expressive language delay.
A self-contained SPED class with speech and language services
A full-time general education placement with an emphasis on reading support
A part-time placement in a resource room for developmental and oral reading
A full-time general education placement with speech and language services
9
28. What is the teacher’s primary role when
To teach children the essential features of good manners and etiquette
To intervene and discipline as soon as conflict occurs during an activity
To reconsider the need for free play in the prekindergarten schedule
To help children develop appropriate ways to resolve conflict
10
29. Students with LD are more likely than students without disabilities to exhibit which of the following?
Clear dominance of the left brain for learning
Selective attention disorders
Deficits in long-term memory retrieval
Characteristics of giftedness in artistic expression
11
41. A sudden injury that causes damage to the brain. It may happen when there is a blow, bump, or jolt to the head.
Comatose
Traumatic Brain Incident
Blood clotting
Traumatic Brain Injury
12
73. Eric receives special education services within a regular third-grade classroom.
Cooperative teaching
Related services
Cooperative learning
Collaborative consultation
13
42. What does IDEA stand for?
Individual with Disabilities Education Act
Intellectual with Disabilities Education Act
Individual with Deficiency Education Act
Intellectual with DeficiencyEducation Act
14
11. Under the provisions of IDEA, an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) for a 2-year-old child is
techniques for the family to use in introducing academic subjects
a budget for early-intervention services
a recommendation of counseling for the child's siblings
plans for making the transition into preschool
15
59. The inclusion delivery model of instruction involves grouping gifted students with their non-gifted peers.
Enrolling gifted in virtual school to study content tailored to their needs
Giving gifted students more work than their non-gifted to keep them engaged
Using curriculum compacting allow gifted student skip content they mastered
Assigning gifted students tutoring to help non-gifted peers master content
16
98. Alexandria is a fifth grader who is inconsistent with tasks, has difficulty reading, and appears to be unmotivated.
This is an invisible disability
All of the above
Her lack of motivation is due to years of frustration and failure
Her inconsistency makes her teacher believe that she does not have a LD
17
13. A well-made teacher-developed test is generally preferred to a standardized achievement test
has better content validity
has higher interrater reliability
allows comparison of students to each other
is more likely to yield a true score
18
81. When arranging the physical environment for preschool students with intellectual disabilities,
A bell and tambourine are in a performing arts center
A doll and plastic bathtub are in a daily living area
A tape recorder, headset, and CDs are in the silent reading area.
Math manipulative - in work area associated w/ arithmetic/ number grouping
19
93. Which of the following was the last group to obtain equal access to public school education?
Students with disabilities
Students who live in poverty
African-American Students
Bilingual Students
20
46. Any kind of vision loss, whether it’s someone who cannot see at all or someone who has partial vision loss.
Visual Impairment
Visual Acuity
Totally blind
Hearing Impairment
21
54. What does LRE stand for?
Least Restrictive Environment
Least Resource Environment
Learning Resource Environment
Learning Restrictive Environment
22
27. Which of the following is legally required to initiate
Physician referral
Teacher referral
Signed parental permission
Verbal agreement by the parents
23
51. A hearing loss in one ear only.
Conductive hearing loss
Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Bilateral Hearing Loss
Unilateral hearing loss
24
91. An alternative delivery mode for disadvantaged children
Klasrum
ALIVE (Arabic Language and Islamic Values Education)
ALS
MIMOSA (Modified In-School and Modified Off School Approach)
25
34. Jan is a child with a visual impairment.
An evaluation by a trained specialist in visual disabilities
A checklist from the expanded core curriculum
A conversation with a school counselor
A classroom visit
26
16. Using a student's classwork as a means to evaluate progress and adapt instruction is known as
summative assessment
guided practice
curriculum-based assessment
standardized achievement testing
27
56. Similar to behavior modification, is a less-intensive form of behavior therapy.
Remediation
Preventive Technique
Problem Solving Approach
Behavior Management
28
50. An impairment in hearing, whether permanent/ fluctuating, that adversely affects the child’s educational performance
Visual Impairment
Asperger’s Disorder
Hearing Impairment
Austism
29
88. In the Philippines, Muslim elementary and secondary pupils are attending:
MIMOSA (Modified In-School and Modified Off School Approach)
Distance Learning
Kariton Klasrum
ALIVE (Arabic Language and Islamic Values Education)
30
31. What is the most commonly co-occurring type of disability associated with emotional and behavioral disorders?
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
A speech and language processing disorder
31
40. Characterized by below-average or mental ability and lack of skills necessary for day-to-day living.
Intelligence Disability
Intellectual Deficiency
Intelligence Deficiency
Intellectual Disability
32
78. To determine if a child has a learning disability, teachers would most likely use
classroom performance
All of these would be used.
norm-referenced test results
observation
33
43. Is a branch of health care that helps people of all ages who have physical, sensory, or cognitive problems.
Therapist
Occupational Therapy
Physiologist
Psychologist
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63. Which of the following are characteristics of gifted students?
Innovative, always know correct answers, and interact easily with peers.
Metacognitive, advanced reasoning, analytical thinking skills, and creative
Know the correct answers, metacognitive, and advanced reasoning skills.
Easier to teach, advanced analytical thinking skills, and interact easily
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37. Which among the following used by the visually impaired students in writing?
Slate and abacus
Abacus and stylus
Slate and stylus
White cane
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71. One disability affects over 45% of all students receiving services under IDEA 04 and is defined as:
Communication disorder
Learning disability
Emotional disorder
Intellectual disability
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17. Which of the following is the best rationale for using task analysis in structing students with disabilities?
Instruction delivered effectively to many at once without individualization
Learn classification skills by identifying similar aspect of different task
Students can eventually learn to analyze assigned tasks themselves.
Instruction is delivered in easily achievable and promote student success.
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60. Mr. Franklin's classroom is neat and organized with lots of colorful, useful posters and art on the walls.
Instructional environment
Psychological environment
Physical environment
Psychosocial environment
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45. The ability to travel safely, efficiently, and as independently as possible.
Immobility
Locomotor
Mobility
Movement
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35. Which of the following activities is the best example of a summative assessment?
Writing sentences using spelling words
Writing sentences using spelling words
Writing sentences using spelling words
An end of chapter test
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89. Which of the following is the best rationale for using task analysis in instructing students with disabilities?
Students can eventually learn to analyze assigned tasks themselves.
Instruction can be delivered to students at once without individualization
Instruction is delivered in achievable steps and promote student success
Learn classification skill by identifying similar aspect of different task
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26. Which of the following supports is most likely to help Beth,
Providing Beth with time away from her classmates when she has an outburst.
Providing Beth with a visual schedule of daily activities
Allowing Beth to attend school for a half day for the first month
Taking Beth on school tour to be familiar with the classrooms layout.
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85. A plan that is used by special education and general education teachers in helping and assisting a child with
Development Plan
School Inventory Plan
Individual Education Plan
Lesson Plan
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96. Individual Education Plan must be reviewed at least:
Every three years
Every month
Annually
Whenever the student changes school
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58. Which of the following is an example of an achievement test used to assess giftedness?
I and II
II
III
III and IV
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12. Which of the following is an example of functional language training for a child who is nonverbal?
Drilling on bilabial sounds so the child can say "mama"
Teaching the child to point to the sink when s/he wants a drink of water.
Rewarding the child for making a vocalization a sound made by the teacher
Rewarding the child for any vocalization made while looking at the teacher
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3. What does APD stand for?
Auxiliary processing disorder
Auditory processing disorder
Auxiliary processing deficiency
Auditory processing deficiency
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47. This refers to our ability to see clearly from a specified distance.
Eye Grade
Visual Acuity
Residual Vision
Vision
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21. Which of the following is most clearly an example of a student using inappropriate syntax?
Saying "Me sister shoes new happy."
Saying "Wa Wa" as a substitute for water
Saying "He drinked his milk."
Saying "I see football game."
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48. It refers to our remaining sight.
Low Vision
Legally Blind
Total Blindness
Residual Vision
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66. Although IDEA 04 only defines infants and toddlers as “at risk,”
High-achieving older siblings
Dual-working parents
Average performance on standardized tests
Poverty
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72. All of the following are considered “related services” under IDEA 04 EXCEPT
Interpreting services
Transportation
Social work services
One Teach-one assist
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86. It is a way of reaching out of all learners; addressing and responding to diverse needs of all children,
Inclusion
Special Education
Integration
Mainstreaming
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14. In full inclusion settings, the most appropriate role the special education teacher is to
manage the behavior of student receiving SPED while Gen Ed teacher, content
plan instruction with the general education teacher and co-teach
serve as an instructional assistant to the general education teacher
observe GenED teacher at least once a week to discuss teaching strategies
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20. Which of the following techniques is
Scheduling frequent peer tutoring sessions
Allowing longer independent practice periods
Acknowledging appropriate behavior regularly
Providing periodic review of lessons
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7. Trish is a 6th grade student who is diagnosed with autism.
Giving Trish high-interest, low-reading-level assignments.
Assigning Trish a peer buddy to help keep her on task.
Seating Trish next to the window so she can look outside.
Providing Trish with a visual menu of appropriate behaviors.
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79. A local health-service agency has determined that three-year-old Tamika has not reached
social work services
early identification and assessment
physical and occupational therapy
school nurse services
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24. An IEP must include which of the following components?
A record of past student performance
A description of the student's intellectual functioning
The present levels of academic achievement and functional performance
Suggestions for parental involvement
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30. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Discrimination based solely on an individual’s gender or sexual orientation
Discrimination based solely on an individual’s disability
Discrimination based solely on an individual’s citizenship status
Discrimination based solely on an individual’s socioeconomic status
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32. Which of the following an important daily-living skill for a high school student with an intellectual disability?
Knowing the multiplication tables
Stating the main idea of a paragraph
Identifying the states on a map
Using a microwave oven
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53. A spectrum in CWA where there is no delay in cognitive development or self-help skills or environment curiosity.
Pervasive Developmental Disorder
Asperger’s Disorder
Rett’s Syndrome
Childhood Disintegrative Disorder
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68. Emily has a disease caused by brain damage that affects her movement and motor development.
Cerebral palsy
Epilepsy
Spina bifida
Asthma
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8. As an intervention, response cost is best suited for which of the following purposes?
Decreasing the incidence of angry outburst.
Decreasing excessive competitiveness among students.
Improving students' understanding of directions.
Increasing the speed of performance in mathematics.
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36. What is NOT the common characteristics of intellectual disabilities?
problems with abstract thought
Difficulty not to talk
Difficulty learning and processing information
problems with social interactions occur at varying levels unique to others
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4. What does MH stand for?
Mentally Handicapped
Mental Health
Mental Hack
Mobility Handicapped
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100. Which of the following is a generic term that includes a wide range of visual problems?
Low Vision
Visual impairment
Visual loss
Blindness
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22. Which of the following conditions is frequently attributable to Trisomy 21?
Phenylketonuria (PKU)
Turner Syndrome
Down Syndrome
Klinefelter Syndrome
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84. Which exceptionality uses slate, stylus, cane, and Japanese abacus?
Hearing Impaired
Visually Impaired
Intellectual Disability
Children with Autism
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1. What does LD stand for?
Learning disability
Lesson development
Learning deficiency
Lesson deficiency
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69. Joshua frequently produces atypical speech sounds.
Fluency disorder
Syntax disorder
Articulation disorder
Voice disorder
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80. Terrance is a young adult with intellectual disabilities and he is participating in a program that
counting out money to pay for the bus
reading a classic like For Whom the Bell Tolls
telling time to be punctual for work.
reading recipes
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97. Which is the most common reason that classroom teachers refer a student for a special education evaluation?
Social Skill Problems
All of the above
Reading problems
Attention Problems
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33. Jen, a sixth-grade student, receives special education services under the category of specific learning disability.
Assigning keyboarding homework
Providing software for home use
Allowing choice of topic for written assignments
Limiting the amount of written homework
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49. These are group of students who learn via braille or non-visual media materials.
Visual acuity
Glaucoma
Totally blind
Residual Vision
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52. Mainly characterized by impaired social interaction and communication
Mental Retardation
Autism spectrum disorder
Other Health Impairment
Learning Disability
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6. Which of the following is an accurate statement about what IDEA requires for any IEP? The IEP must
Be in effect before SPED services or related services are provided.
Not be made available to any school personnel except SPED teachers.
Include section on assistive devices, regardless the nature of disability
Include a multiyear outline of instructional objectives.
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99. Behavior problems and classroom discipline have been:
All of the Above.
Cited by surveys as being a major concern in education.
Identified as a reason why teachers leave the profession.
Identified as a barrier to effective instruction in the classroom.
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5. What does CWA stand for?
Children with Autistic
Child with Autism
Child work advocacy
Child with Autistic
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44. What does EBD stand for?
Emotion and Behavioral Disturbed
Emotion and Behavioral Disturbance
Emotionally and Behaviorally Disturbance
Emotionally and Behaviorally Disturbed
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77. Lisa is visually impaired and has received a comprehensive evaluation, including the learning media assessment.
assistive technology
a Braille Embosser
a talking word processor
a speech synthesizer
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83. Seven-year-old Eric has autism, and he experiences frequent frustration when interacting with peers.
Second language learning
Functional communicating skills
Orientation and mobility training
Negative reinforcement
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55. A multi-tier approach to the early identification and support of the students with learning and behaviour needs.
Instructional Intervention
Compensatory Intervention
Preventive Intervention
Response to Intervention (RtI)
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61. Which team-teaching strategy is characterized by
Station Teaching
Integrated Curriculum
Alternative Teaching
One Teach, One Assist
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65. Seven-year-old Katie has been identified as having an intellectual disability.
An IQ that is 90-110
Deficits in applying to learn new, yet similar situations
Difficulty using abstract thought and language
Language delays.
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64. What does LGBTQ+ stand for?
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queen
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and sexual/gender minorities
Lesbian, guy, bisexual, transgender, queen
Lesbian, gay, bisexuality, transgender, queer
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75. Mrs. Espinoza thinks that Courtney may have a mild learning disability because
Pre-referral process
Individualized education plan
Pre-referral intervention
Baseline data
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39. This is known as IQ, this refers to a person’s ability to learn, reason, make decisions, and solve problems.
Intellectual Functioning
Intelligence Quotient
Intellectual Quotient
Intelligence Functioning
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87. Are children with special needs who need an interpreter inside the general education classes.
Intellectually Disabled
Children with Autism
Speech/Language Impairment
Hearing Impaired
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15. Which of the following statements best defines the ecological perspective on emotional and behavioral disorders?
Poisons in the physical environment cause emotional and behavioral disorder
EBD involve interactions between the child and child's social environment
Inclusion settings are less beneficial for student with EBD than other
Children with EBD need exposure to an ever-broadening social environment
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23. Shania is a tenth-grade student classified with a specific learning disability (SLD).
scripted reading instruction
a metacognitive strategy
a compensatory approach
a remedial approach
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62. Which of the following lists the three rings of Joseph Renzulli's Three-Ring Conception of Giftedness?
Above average ability, advanced reasoning, social interaction
Creativity, advanced reasoning skills, and task commitment
Academic and emotional intelligence and task commitment
Above average ability, creativity, and task commitment
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90. Rachel is a young child who struggles with phonemic awareness and rapid automatic naming,
Intellectual disability
Learning disability related to mathematics
Learning disability related to reading
Learning disability related to attention
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95. Mr. Applebee allows Elsie, a student with Learning disabilities to take oral tests in his classrooms.
Strategy instructional technique
Modification
Accommodation
Unfair testing practice
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57. Which educational professional or professionals would assess for giftedness in students?
I and IV
I only
II and III
III and IV
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76. Proponents of full-time inclusion assume that the least restrictive environment for all students with disabilities
varies based on the category and severity of the disability
varies according to the needs of each child
is being accompanied full-time by a special education teacher
is the general education class
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18. Mary is a seventh- grade student who has a specific learning disability.
Remedial Math
Standard Math
Advanced Math
Functional Math
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82. Which of the following seating arrangements would provide the MOST support for a student
The teacher’s activity schedule frequently changes.
The teacher includes opportunities for physical activity within her lecture
The student’s desk is close to the windows.
Student desks are arranged in groups of four.
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70. Emily has received special education services for her intellectual disorder since she was a young child.
Related services
Transition services
Alternative teaching
Full-service special education
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25. On the basis of such cases as Hudsun v. Rowley (1982) the courts have determined "appropriate education" means that
student will have resources & related services to fulfill their potential
interpreters will be provided for all deaf children
LWD will have the same achievement opportunities as peers
services that maximize achievement provided as long as cost not prohibitive
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2. What does CP stand for?
Cerebellum palsy
Child protection
Coordination of posture
Cerebral palsy