Meaning and Types of Disability and Special Needs
Physical & Health Education · 50 practice questions
Meaning of disability and description of people with special needs; types of disability and special needs.
- Define disability and describe people with special needs.
- Identify types of disability and special need.
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- Practice question 1
A sensory disability specifically affects one or more of the senses, such as
- A.cognitive functioning exclusively, with no reference to any of the senses
- B.sight or hearing
- C.a factor entirely unrelated to any of the five senses
- D.mobility exclusively, with no reference to any of the senses
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B. sight or hearing
A sensory disability specifically affects one or more of the senses, such as sight or hearing.
- Practice question 2
A visible disability, apparent through physical appearance, specifically differs from an invisible disability, such as
- A.no particular type of disability at all, since all disabilities are visible
- B.a disability that, in fact, is always equally visible regardless of type
- C.a factor entirely unrelated to the visibility of any disability
- D.certain learning disabilities
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D. certain learning disabilities
A visible disability, apparent through physical appearance, specifically differs from an invisible disability, such as certain learning disabilities.
- Practice question 3
A physical disability affecting the limbs specifically may be classified separately from one affecting
- A.only a sensory, rather than physical, type of disability
- B.the trunk or spine
- C.a factor entirely unrelated to the trunk or spine of any kind
- D.no other part of the body at all, since all physical disabilities are classified identically
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B. the trunk or spine
A physical disability affecting the limbs specifically may be classified separately from one affecting the trunk or spine.
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