Dyslexia-Friendly Fonts and Backgrounds Quiz

What is the primary purpose of dyslexia-friendly fonts and backgrounds?

• To make text look fancy and appealing
• To improve readability for individuals with dyslexia
• To make text harder to read
• To match the reader's favorite colors

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Which type of font is generally recommended for dyslexia-friendly text?

• Gothic
• Italic
• Serif
• Sans-serif

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What background color is often recommended for improving readability for dyslexic individuals?

• Bright red
• Dark blue
• Yellow or light cream
• Green

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Which font feature should be avoided when creating content for individuals with dyslexia?

• Bold text
• Italics
• Underlined text
• Large letter spacing

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What is the purpose of increased line spacing in dyslexia-friendly content?

• To save space on the page
• To make text look more organized
• To improve letter recognition and readability
• To make the text look more artistic

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CCSS.RI.11-12.4

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Which of the following combinations is considered dyslexia-friendly for text?

• Black text on a white background
• Yellow text on a green background
• Red text on a blue background
• Dark blue text on a light yellow background

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What should be the approximate minimum font size for dyslexia-friendly text?

• 8pt
• 12pt
• 24pt
• 72pt

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Why are dyslexia-friendly fonts and backgrounds important?

• They make text look more exciting
• They cater to personal preferences
• They enhance the reading experience for individuals with dyslexia
• They are a marketing gimmick

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What is the purpose of text-to-speech software for individuals with dyslexia?

• To replace reading entirely
• To provide additional visual clutter
• To improve reading comprehension and ease of access
• To add sound effects to text

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CCSS.RI.11-12.10

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CCSS.RI. 9-10.10

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What is the primary goal of designing content with dyslexia-friendly features?

• To make text look unique and artistic
• To follow the latest design trends
• To ensure that everyone can access and understand the content, regardless of their reading abilities
• To match the reader's favorite font and background colors

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CCSS.RI.11-12.4

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