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Name: Sevilla, Aizel Ann Date: ___________

Final/ EDSP-SNE 018-SNED32S1 - Instructional Adaptation for Teaching the Content Areas (Social
Science, Humanities)
1. This is a loss of vision that, even when corrected, affects educational performance.
A. Hearing impairment B. Visual impairment C. Learning disability

2. This is a condition related to brain development that impacts how a person perceives
and socializes with others, causing problems in social interaction and communication.
A. Autism Spectrum Disorder B. ADHD C. Visual Impairment

3. This is a term which refers to the wide range of symptoms and severity.
A. Disorder B. Impairment C. Spectrum

4. This type of disorder is referred to as a hyperkinetic disorder.


A. Autism Spectrum Disorder B. ADHD C. Visual Impairment

5. This is a disability category which is similar to the category of deafness, but it is not
the same.
A. Hearing impairment B. Visual impairment C. ADHD

6. How many decibels are needed to be considered as deafness?


A. Below 90 decibels B. Above 90 decibels C. An average of 75
decibels

7. A child with an AD/HD has an impairing levels to the following:


a. Focus, hyperactivity-impulsivity, disorganization
B. Socialization, inattention, disorganization
C. Inattention, disorganization, and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity

8. These are the tests which are being used to test the hearing of a child.
A. Whisper test
B. Non-formal auditory screening tests
C. Formal auditory screening tests

9. This is characterized by below-average intelligence or mental ability and a lack of


skills necessary for day-to-day living.
A. Learning Disability B. Intellectual Disability C. ADHD

10. A person is considered intellectually disabled if he or she has an IQ of?


A. Less than 70 to 75 B. Less than 50 to 55 C. Less than 60 to
65

11. Check all the circle which indicates the specific curriculum content for a child with
Learning Disability.
o Test-taking strategies
o Organizational skills
o Summarizing skills
o Risk taking
o Self questioning

12. Autism usually begins in ______, and eventually causes problems functioning in
society.
A. Adulthood B. Early childhood C. Infancy

13. Check all the boxes that corresponds to the general adaptations and modifications
for learners with AD/HD.
o Cue students into a desired performance
o Model desired behaviors
o Employ assistive technology
o Increase the number of times students can practice skills
o Engage students in activities that allow them to assume control over their
environments
o Structure opportunities for processing expectations and consequences with
students

14. This is a type of disability wherein the child was having a hard to transition over
other activities.
A. Autism B. AD/HD C. Intellectual Disability

15. This is a type of non-formal auditory screening tests wherein the teacher says
numbers/words familiar to the learner and asks them to repeat.
A. Whisper test B. Noise-maker test C. Click-coin test

16. For 20 points, prepare an adaptation plan for a specific type of disability. You can
choose whatever disability you want. Show the different strategies and accommodations
that you are going to include in the plan.

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