ASD Characteristics quiz

What is autism spectrum disorder?

• A neurological condition characterized by motor impairment

• A developmental disorder characterized by difficulties with social interaction and communication

• A learning disability that affects reading and language processing abilities

• A chronic disease affecting the respiratory system

What are the characteristics of autism spectrum disorder?

• Enhanced social skills and verbal communication

• Difficulties with social interaction, communication, and repetitive behaviors

• Physical disabilities such as impaired vision or hearing

• Exceptional mathematical and scientific abilities

What are the complications of diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder?

• It can be easily diagnosed with a simple blood test

• There are no complications; diagnosis is straightforward

• Diagnosis can be complicated due to overlapping symptoms with other conditions

• Diagnosis is based solely on genetic testing

Why is it important to be sensitive when discussing autism?

• To ensure accurate information is provided

• To be respectful of the opinions of those who have ASD

• To make the conversation more interesting

• To avoid legal issues

What is the term 'high functioning' often used to describe in the context of autism?

• People with autism who need more support

• People with autism who are considered more able than others

• People with autism who have fewer symptoms

• People without autism

Why is the term 'high functioning' seen as offensive when referring to individuals with autism?

• It implies that autism is a disease

• It suggests that people with autism cannot be successful

• It overlooks the different abilities people with autism have in various aspects of their lives

• It is a medical term that is outdated

Can the symptoms of autism be seen in individuals without autism?

• Yes, and it means they are a little bit autistic

• No, only individuals with autism show symptoms

• Yes, but it does not mean they are autistic

• No, because the symptoms are exclusive to other conditions

Why is it not accurate to say "everyone is a little bit autistic"?

• Because it is true that everyone is a little bit autistic

• Because it minimizes the significance of the difficulties faced by people with ASD

• Because it overstates the significance of the difficulties faced by people with ASD

• Because it is a medically proven fact

How is autism currently considered?

• As a linear spectrum

• As a set of unrelated conditions

• On a spectrum

• As a single condition with a uniform impact

Which of the following is NOT one of the areas affected by autism according to the image?

• Perseverative thinking

• Sensory processing

• Executive function

• Musical ability