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The Paralympic Games and The Special Olympics Senior Seminar
The Paralympic Games and The Special Olympics Senior Seminar
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What does special needs mean?
A person with unique learning, medical, or emotional requirements
Only children with autism
Only people who use wheelchairs
A person who needs extra attention in school only
2
People can develop intellectual disabilities up to age
__
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forever
22
4
24-26
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Who is Sir Ludwig Guttmann?
A paralympic athlete
Para-athlete advocate
President of the IPC
Father of the paralymics
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During the Olympic bid, the host country doesn't have to host the Olympics in the same city.
True
False
5
Which is NOT a category in the Paralympics
Visually impaired
Spinal Injury
Cerebral Palsy
Able body
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What is the difference between the Paralympic Games and the Special Olympics?
athletes with a range of disabilities vs athletes with special needs
able-bodied athletes vs athletes with intellectual disabilities
able-bodied athletes vs athletes with physical disabilities
athletes with physical disabilities vs athletes with special needs
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People of any age can compete in the Special Olympics.
True
False
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Select the following that are true for the prompt: Special Olympics provides...
a chance to play on a competitive level
chance to break down the general public’s view of the intellectually
opportunity to meet with others alike and form friendships
opportunity for the intellectually disabled to improve their own health
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Which of the following is NOT a common type of special need?
Financial problems
Physical disabilities
Learning disabilities
Speech and language disorders
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Which is true about the 2024 Paralympics
All true
142 countries
4,400 athletes
12 sports
11
Who kickstarted a summer camp for the intellectually disabled in 1950-1960-1960 for the intellectually disabled?
Timothy Hunter White
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Jean Paul Princeton
George Brown
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Archery has been in the Paralympics since 1960.
False
True
13
What would be the cause of someone to be born with special needs?
Being in Birth Canal for too long
Genetics
Issues in the Womb
Medicine
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Why was Loretta Claiborne born with an intellectual disability?
Genetics.
Mother was taking medications.
She fell down the stairs when she was 4.
Mother fell down the stairs while pregnant.
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The asylums for the intellectually disabled were often well equipped with sports equipment, as a form of leisure time.
True
False
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At Camp Shriver, there were
__
councilor(s) to _ children, respectively.
34 to 26
24 to 36
1 to 26
16 to 42
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What was the summer camp for the intellectually disabled called?
Camp Eunice
Camp Hope
Camp Kennedy
Camp Shriver
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Which is true about Matt Stutzman?
Armless archer
Paralympian
Parents mantra is “Impossible is a state of mind”
He is adopted
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How were people with special needs treated in the 17th to 18th century?
they were institutionalized and put in asylums
they were treated as normal people
they were highly regarded as chosen by God
they would be put to death
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What was the original purpose of Sir Ludwig Guttman's competition in 1948
To use sport to aid the rehabilitation of war veterans
To promote a more inclusive society
To challenge stereotypes and social barriers
Prove that people can participate in sport despite living with a disability
