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1.Lowincidencedisabilitiesaccountforapproximately22%,oroneoutofeveryfivestudentswhoreceivesspecial
educationservices.
a.True
b.False
2.AccordingtoIDEA’sdefinitionofdeafness,thereisnothingtopreventindividualswhoaredeaffromunderstanding
speech.
a.True
b.False
3.IDEAdefinesvisualimpairments,includingblindness,asimpairmentsinvisionthat,evenwithcorrection,havea
negativeeffectuponastudent’seducationalperformance.
a.True
b.False
4.Visionlossoftenresultsinlowerintellectualabilitybecauseofthelimitedopportunitytoacquireinformationvisually.
a.True
b.False
5.Ineffectiveorpoorparentinghasbeenproventobeacontributingfactorinthecauseofautismspectrumdisorders.
a.True
b.False
6.Studentswhohavephysicaldisabilities,healthdisabilities,ortraumaticbraininjurycompriseoneofthemost
homogeneouscategoriesofstudentsinspecialeducationbecauseoftheintensityandsimilarityofneedsamong
studentsincludedinthiscategory.
a.True
b.False
7.Whenanindividualhasmusculardystrophyonlytheirmusclesaredeteriorating,nottheirmind.
a.True
b.False
8.ChildrenbornwiththeHIVvirusmayalsohavedevelopmentaldelays,andalthoughmedicationcanslowtheeffects
ontheimmunesystem,thediseaseisconsideredterminalinmostcases.
a.True
b.False
9.Teachersneedtoknowtheetiologyofalearner’svisiondifficultyinordertodeterminethefunctionalresultsofthe
impairmentandtoappropriatelyadapttheclassroomsetting.
a.True
b.False
10.TheriskforAutismSpectrumDisordersisfourtimeshigherformalesthanforfemales.
a.True
b.False
11.Ahearingimpairmentaffectsallofthefollowing,EXCEPT:
a.speechandlanguage.
b.academicperformance.
c.attainmentofappropriatesocialskills.
d.finemotorskills.
12.ThemajorityoftheDeafcommunity:
a.eagerlyawaitacuresothattheywillbeabletohear.
b.regardthetermhearingimpairedasoffensivebecauseitimpliesthatsomethingiswrongorinneedofrepair.
c.regardthetermdeafasoffensive,becausetheyviewthemselvesasapartofmainstreamAmericanculture.
d.regardIDEA’sdefinitionofdeafnessasanaccuratereflectionofthedeafcommunity’svalues.
13.Hearinglossisclassifiedbyallofthefollowing,EXCEPT:
a.conductive.
b.sensorineural.
c.mildtoprofound.
d.degreeofauditoryblockage.
14.Inoverhalfofthecasesofhearinglossinchildren,thecauseis:
a.unknown.
b.duetogeneticorhereditaryfactors.
c.duetoinfections.
d.duetootitismedia.
15.Studentswithhearingimpairmentstypicallyexperiencechallengesinacademicachievement:
a.becausedeafnesslimitscognitiveabilities.
b.becausetheytendtohavelowerIQsonaveragethantheirhearingpeers.
c.andperformthreetofiveyearsbelowtheirage-appropriategradelevel.
d.particularlyintheareaofreading.
16.Manyindividualswhoaredeafand/orhearingimpairedmayhaveastrongpreferenceforsocializingwithother
membersofthedeafcommunitybecause:
a.theyarerarelyallowedininclusiveclassrooms.
b.lowachievingstudentstendtohangouttogether.
c.theyoftenencounterdifficultiesindevelopingfriendshipsandothersocialinteractions.
d.everyonemakesfunofthem.
17.Aconductivehearinglossis:
a.theresultofaproblemwiththeauditorynervethattransmitsimpulsestothebrain.
b.causedbydisordersofthecochlea.
c.causedbyablockageorbarriertothetransmissionofsound.
d.usuallybothalossofhearingsensitivityaswellasdistortionandlackofclarityinsounds.
18.Asensorineuralhearingloss:
a.causedbydisordersoftheinnerearortheauditorynerve.
b.involvesproblemswiththeouterormiddleear.
c.resultswhensoundsarenottransmittednormally.
d.iscausedbyablockageorbarriertothetransmissionofsound.
19.The_________________ofaparticularsoundisameasureoftherateatwhichthesoundsourcevibratesandis
measuredinhertz.
a.decibellevel
b.force
c.distortion
d.frequency
20.Individualsaretypicallyclassifiedasdeafiftheirhearinglossexceeds:
a.45dB.
b.70dB.
c.30dB.
d.60dB.
21.Individualswhoareblind:
a.oftenhavetodependonothersforeverythingtheyneedintheirlives.
b.areoftenquitecapableofleadingindependentandsuccessfullives.
c.rarelyencounterthestigmaandstereotypicalviewsassociatedwithbeingblindbythosewithoutvisual
impairments.
d.inmostcasesrequireextensiveaccommodationsintheireverydayworld.
22.Astudentwhosevisualimpairmentinterfereswiththeirabilitytoperformdailyactivitiesandwhosemainchannelof
learningisthroughvisualmeanswiththeuseofassistivedevicesisconsidered:
a.blind.
b.tohavelowvision.
c.functionallyblind.
d.legallyblind.
23.Visualimpairmentscanbetheresultofallofthefollowing,EXCEPT:
a.defectsoftheocularmuscle.
b.refractiveerrors.
c.rubella.
d.retinitispigmentosa.
24.Allofthefollowingstatementsregardingvisionlossaretrue,EXCEPT:
a.visionlossoftenhasanadverseimpactontheacquisitionofsocialskills.
b.stereotypicbehaviorscanattractnegativeattention.
c.mobilityskillsvaryagreatdealamongpersonswithvisualimpairments.
d.orientationandmobilityservicesarecurrentlynotincludedintheIDEAdefinitionofrelatedservices.
25.Studentsreceivingspecialeducationservicesbecauseofavisualimpairmentinthe2011–2012schoolyear
represented______percentofallpupilswithdisabilities.
a.0.2
b.0.3
c.0.4
d.0.8
26.Theintellectualabilitiesofchildrenandadolescentswithvisualimpairmentsare,inmostinstances:
a.aboveaverage.
b.similartothoseoftheirsightedpeers.
c.directlyrelatedtothedegreeofvisualimpairment.
d.considerablybelowthoseoftheirsightedpeers.
27.Studentsareconsideredfunctionallyblind:
a.wheneverBrailleisusedasthepreferredliteracychannel.
b.whentheprimarychanneloflearningisthroughvisualmeanswiththeuseofprescriptionandnonprescription
devices.
c.whentheyarecompletelywithoutsight.
d.whentheyuselimitedvisiontoobtaininformationabouttheenvironment,buttheirprimarychanneloflearning
isthroughtactileorauditorymeans.
28.Alossofvisionorvisualimpairmentcanhaveanegativeimpactonallofthefollowing,EXCEPT:
a.acquisitionofsocialskills.
b.developmentofspeech.
c.self-esteem.
d.academicachievement.
29.Orientationmeansallofthefollowing,EXCEPT:
a.knowingwhereyouaregoing.
b.understandinghowtogettoanintendeddestination.
c.beingawareofwhereyouare.
d.beingphysicallyabletomovefromplacetoplace.
30.IndividualswithAsperger’ssyndromedifferfromthosewithautismonthebasisoftheir:
a.socializationdeficits.
b.physicalappearance.
c.languageskillsandcognitiveabilities.
d.repetitiveandrestrictivebehaviors.
31.WhichofthefollowingisNOTamisconceptionaboutpersonswithautismspectrumdisorder(ASD)?
a.Theyhavespecialmathematicalabilitiesthatallowthemtodothingslikememorizeallthenumbersinaphone
book.
b.Ifsomeonecanbreakthoughaperson’sautisticisolation,theywillfindageniusinside.
c.Self-injuriousandaggressivebehaviorsarecharacteristicofindividualswithautism.
d.EventhemostseverelyimpairedindividualswithASDareoftenabletodemonstrateandacceptaffectionfrom
thesignificantpeopleintheirlives.
32.Autismspectrumdisorder(ASD):
a.hasremainedconstantforthepastdecadeintermsofnumbersidentified.
b.hasacomplexetiologyinvolvingneurological,genetic,andenvironmentalfactors.
c.accountsfor7.30percentofallstudentswithdisabilities.
d.hasbeenproventobecausedbyvaccinations.
33.Whileitisdifficulttomakegeneralizationsaboutindividualswithautismspectrumdisorder(ASD),allofthefollowing
aredefiningcharacteristicstypicalofstudentswithASD,EXCEPT:
a.aboveaverageIQ.
b.impairedsocialinteraction.
c.impairedsocialskills.
d.repetitiveandrestrictivebehaviors.
34.ResearchershaveidentifiedallofthefollowingaspossiblecausesofAutismSpectrumDisorders,EXCEPT:
a.abnormalitiesinbraindevelopment.
b.ineffectiveparenting.
c.geneticfactors.
d.neurochemicalfunctioning.
35.Studentswithphysicaldisabilitiesmayqualifyforspecialeducationservicesunderwhichthreepossiblecategories?
a.Orthopedicimpairments,autism,multipledisabilities
b.Orthopedicimpairments,traumaticbraininjury,visualimpairments
c.Orthopedicimpairments,multipledisabilities,traumaticbraininjury
d.Orthopedicimpairments,multipledisabilities,visualimpairments
36.___________cerebralpalsyischaracterizedbypoorbalanceandequilibrium,aswellasuncoordinatedinvoluntary
movements.
a.Spastic
b.Athetoid
c.Ataxic
d.Hemiplegic
37.Mostheadinjuries:
a.aremild,butmaycreatechallengesthatimpactlearningsuchasdistractibility,andmemoryproblems.
b.resultinneurologicalabnormalities.
c.aremild,buttypicallyrequirehospitalstaysandrehabilitationservices.
d.resultindisabilitiesthatpermanentlyaffectmotorandhigher-levelcognitiveskill.
38.Aconvulsiveseizureinwhichapersonlosesconsciousnessandbecomesverystiff,followedbyajerkingmotionis
calleda(n):
a.absenceseizure.
b.complexpartialseizure.
c.tonic-clonicseizure.
d.totalseizure.
39.WhichofthefollowingwouldqualifyasaninfectiousdiseaseunderIDEA’sotherhealthcategory?
a.Diabetes
b.Tuberculosis
c.Rheumatoidarthritis
d.Cancer
40.Thehumanimmunodeficiencyvirus(HIV)canbetransmittedinallofthefollowingways,EXCEPT:
a.drinkingfromthesamecup.
b.havingsexwithaninfectedpartner.
c.sharingcontaminatedneedlesduringdruguse.
d.passingontheinfectionfrommothertoinfant.
41.Physicalandhealthdisabilitiessuchasmusculardystrophy,sicklecellanemia,andcysticfibrosisarebelievedtobe
theresultof:
a.congenitalinfections.
b.prematurity.
c.geneticdefects.
d.complicationsfrompregnancy.
42.Thelearningandpsychosocialcharacteristicsofstudentswhohavehadatraumaticbraininjury(TBI)varywidely
becauseofallthefollowingfactors,EXCEPT:
a.genderofthestudent.
b.ageofthestudent.
c.severityandlocationoftheinjury.
d.thetimeelapsedsincetheinjury.
43.Howmightthevariousdegreesofhearinglossimpactachildinthepsychosocialrealmaswellasintheareaof
academicachievement?
44.Whichcausesofhearinglossarepreventable?
45.Describethethreecategorieswhicharetypicallyusedtoclassifystudentswithvisualimpairments.
46.Compareandcontrastthelearningandbehavioralcharacteristicsofstudentswithvisualimpairmentstothosewith
hearingimpairments.
47.HowdoesIDEA’sdefinitionofautismdifferfromtheAmericanPsychiatricAssociation’s(APA)definition?
48.Inwhatwayscanthetypeofdisability,functionaleffects,andpsychosocialandenvironmentalfactorsimpactthe
schoolperformanceofastudentwithaphysicalorhealthdisability?
49.Whatcommonalitiesdostudentswithlowincidencedisabilitiesshareandwhatmajordifferencesdothepresent?
50.DescribethethreedefiningcharacteristicstypicaloflearnerswithASD,andexplainhowthesecharacteristicsdiffer
acrossthefiverelatedchildhooddisorders(autism,Rett’sdisorder,childhooddisintegrativedisorder,Asperger
syndrome,andpervasivedevelopmentaldisordernototherwisespecified)generallyreferredtoasautismspectrum
disorders.