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Vision and Hearing Impairment Quiz
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1
What are the three classifications of vision abilities?
Extremely Blind
Totally Blind
Functionally Blind
Low Vision
2
What is the most common type of hearing loss?
Sensorineural
Conductive
Unilateral
Bilateral
3
Choose the modifications to include in the student's IEP for a student with visual impairments
Providing Clues on Tests
Altering Assignments
Giving them all the answers
Reducing Assignments
4
Students with visual impairements are limited by
Range and Variety of Experiences
Interactions with the Environment
Ability to go on Field Trips
Ability to Get Around
5
Red Flags For Hearing Loss
Looks at objects too closely
Staring at the teacher's face
Speech or Language Concerns
Watches other children for clues
6
Check all that apply. What are some accommodations for students with vision impairments?
Electronic Text
Large Print
Audiotape
Braille
7
Students with hearing loss benefit from videos with captions?
True
False
8
Which of the following is not a way to support a student with a vision impairment?
Move their seat to the far back of the classroom.
Allow verbal respones
Give extra time, if needed.
Move the students seat so they can see the teacher and whiteboard better.
9
The language used by some students who are deaf or hard of hearing in the United States.
Lip syncing
Verbal
American Sign Language (ASL).
Written
10
What is the most common type of hearing loss?
Sensorineural
Unilateral
Bilateral
Conductive
11
Blindness and low vision do not affect what a student can learn as much as they affect how a student learns.
True
False
12
Deaf people mostly have profound hearing loss. They often use sign language for communication.
True
False
13
Hearing loss can be present at birth?
True
False
14
Choose all that apply. To improve listening for those hard of hearing, teachers can make modifications by
Add Throw Rugs
Add Garbage Cans
Add Soft Wall Covering
Adding tennis balls to bottoms of chairs
15
Choose all that apply to the types of severity of hearing loss in children
Profound
Severe
Mild
Moderate
16
Approximately 1 to 2 students in 1000 have a visual disorder that interferes with learning.
True
False
17
Test accommodations must be made to ensure that hearing-impaired students understand all directions of a test
False
True
18
What is the most common type of hearing loss?
Bilateral
Conductive
Unilateral
Sensorineural
19
What is the most common type of hearing loss?
Unilateral
Conductive
Sensorineural
Bilateral
20
Approximately 2 to 3 of every 1000 babies are born with some degree of hearing loss
True
False
21
What is the most common type of hearing loss?
Sensorineural
Bilateral
Unilateral
Conductive
22
When a child has a hearing or vision impairment, it changes the way students demonstrate their learning.
False
True
23
Systematic screening for detection of hearing loss and related ear diseases is not necessary
False
True
24
Red Flags for Vision Loss
Frequently Holding Materials Close
Looking Away From Objects While Reaching
Turning Head Away from Materials
Abnormal Head Tilt
25
Every state in the country has a program to identify students born with hearing loss
True
False
26
What are some of the causes of hearing loss in children that occur after birth?
Chronic Ear Infections
Fluid in the ear
Meningitis and other infections.
Bed Bugs
27
Nearly 80% of people with disabling hearing loss live in low- and middle-income countries.
False
True
28
Acuity is determined by having an individual read letters on a chart.
True
False
29
Hearing loss can impact a child's
Social Connections
Communication
Height
Speech
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Modifications lower the learning expectations and should only be used if this is the only way for students to succeed?
True
False
