Intellectual Disability Quiz

What is an IQ test?

• A test to measure physical strength
• A quiz to determine emotional intelligence
• An assessment of artistic abilities
• A standardized assessment that measures a person's intelligence quotient

The signs of intellectual disability

• Having no difficulties with communication, learning, and problem-solving
• Reaching developmental milestones earlier than expected
• Difficulties with communication, learning, and problem-solving, as well as delays in reaching developmental milestones

• Being exceptionally gifted in communication, learning, and problem-solving

What is the main cause of intellectual disability?

• Genetic factors

• Excessive physical activity

• High emotional intelligence

• Artistic abilities

What are the common challenges faced by individuals with intellectual disability?

• No difficulties in communication and learning

• Early achievement of developmental milestones

• Difficulties in communication, learning, and problem-solving

• Exceptional abilities in communication and learning

How is intellectual disability diagnosed?

• Through a test of physical strength

• By observing emotional behavior

• Through standardized assessments

• By evaluating artistic talents

What are the two main characteristics of intellectual disability?

• No limitations in intellectual functioning and limitations in adaptive behavior
• A below-average intelligence and lack of skills necessary for everyday life. Limitations in intellectual functioning and limitations in adaptive behavior

• High intellectual functioning and limitations in adaptive behavior
• Limitations in intellectual functioning and advanced adaptive behavior

Define intellectual functioning

• Ability to learn, reason, problem-solve, and adapt to new situations
• Ability to cook, clean, and do household chores
• Physical strength and agility
• Knowledge of historical events and dates

Define adaptive behaviours

• Behaviors that hinder an individual's ability to function in their environment
• Actions and responses that are rigid and inflexible
• Actions and responses that enable an individual to effectively navigate and function in their environment.

  Skills necessary to everyday life: such as communicate effectively, interact with others and take care of oneself.

• Behaviors that are not influenced by the individual's environment

How many people in the world are affected by intellectual disability?

• Approximately 50%
• Approximately 25%
• Approximately 10%
• Approximately 1% of the world's population. Of those affected 85% have mild intellectual disability

When do signs of intellectual disability first appear?

• During childhood
• During infancy
• During adolescence
• During old age