Deaf Culture Quiz

How do most deaf people view themselves?

• As handicapped individuals

• As individuals who cannot join the hearing world

• As isolated and unable to be involved

• As normal individuals with their own culture

What is the main difference between hearing culture and deaf culture?

• Music genres

• Artistic themes

• Food preferences

• Language used

Do deaf people have their own artists?

• Yes, but their art is similar to hearing artists

• No, deaf people do not have artists

• Yes, but their art is not visual

• Yes, and their art is more visual

Do deaf people have their own stories and heritage?

• Yes, but they are not considered important

• Yes, and they are passed down through generations

• Yes, but they are not passed down through generations

• No, deaf people do not have stories or heritage

What is the main way for a hearing person to join deaf culture?

• By learning sign language

• By understanding deaf people's struggles

• By using technology and the internet

• By feeling sorry for deaf people

How should hearing people look at deaf people?

• As individuals who cannot communicate

• As individuals who struggle with everyday life

• As inferior individuals

• As equals

What is the main message of the text?

• Deaf people cannot adapt well to communication

• Deaf people are isolated and cannot be involved

• Deaf people are handicapped and need pity

• Deaf people have their own culture and language

What is the reading level of this quiz?

• Grade 12

• Grade 8

• Grade 6

• Grade 10

What is the main point the author wants to emphasize?

• Deaf people are inferior to hearing people

• Deaf people are unable to live normal lives

• Deaf people are not handicapped and can adapt well

• Deaf people are unable to join the hearing world

Is it important to learn sign language to understand deaf culture?

• No, it is not important

• Yes, but only if you want to become an artist

• Yes, it is important to communicate with deaf people

• No, deaf people can understand hearing people without sign language