ASL2ADeaf culture

Front

Which statement about drive-thru accessibility for Deaf people is true? Options: Deaf people cannot use drive-thru services. Deaf people can order and pick up food in a drive-thru line. Only interpreters are allowed to order in drive-thru lines. Drive-thru services are illegal for Deaf customers.

Back

Deaf people can order and pick up food in a drive-thru line.

Front

What are common ways many drive-thru locations accommodate Deaf customers for communication?

Back

Text screens, written notes, or apps

Front

Which statement about air travel rights for Deaf people is true? Options: There are no specific protections for Deaf passengers., Deaf passengers must always travel with a hearing companion., Deaf people have special protection and laws for the air travel industry., Airlines can refuse service to Deaf passengers without reason.

Back

Deaf people have special protection and laws for the air travel industry.

Front

Which law ensures equal access for Deaf and hard-of-hearing passengers when flying?

Back

Air Carrier Access Act

Front

Which statement correctly describes sign language around the world? Options: All countries use the same sign language. Sign language systems vary from country to country. ASL and BSL are identical languages. There is no sign language in the U.K.

Back

Sign language systems vary from country to country.

Front

What is the relationship between ASL and BSL?

Back

They are different sign languages used in different countries.

Front

Which statement best explains why hearing dogs are expensive? Options: They are rare breeds that are hard to find. The specialized training to respond to sounds and alerts is extensive. Owners must buy special equipment for them. They require more food than other service animals.

Back

Their specialized training to respond to sounds and alerts is extensive.

Front

Hearing dogs are trained to do which of the following?
Options:
Guide people who are blind through streets.
Detect allergens in food.
Respond to sounds and provide alerts.
Assist with mobility and balance only.

Back

Respond to sounds and provide alerts.