Visual Assessment Quiz

At what age are most visual problems typically identified?

• At birth

• Within the first few months of life

• At age 3

• When the child starts school

Which test evaluates a student’s ability to see at different distances?

• Near vision test

• Contrast sensitivity test

• Distance vision test

• Field of vision test

What type of assessment measures the ability to perceive colors?

• Functional vision assessment

• Color perception test

• Orientation and mobility assessment

• Visual acuity test

Which assessment is used to evaluate peripheral vision?

• Distance vision test

• Visual field test

• Near vision test

• Functional vision assessment

What is the main goal of a contrast sensitivity test?

• To assess visual clarity

• To determine how well a person can distinguish objects from the background

• To evaluate reading ability

• To assess color vision

Which of the following assessments helps in understanding how a student uses their vision in daily tasks?

• Distance vision test

• Functional vision assessment

• Orientation and mobility assessment

• Color perception test

Which professionals are typically involved in the assessment of visual impairment?

• Pediatricians and psychologists

• Teachers and parents

• Ophthalmologists and vision specialists

• All of the above

Which of the following best describes the purpose of educational assessments for visually impaired children?

• To determine the need for surgery

• To identify specific educational and functional needs

• To evaluate physical health

• To measure IQ only

What is a common outcome of conducting assessments for visual impairment?

• Setting academic goals

• Immediate surgery

• Complete independence from adults

• None of the above

Why is it important to assess both vision and educational needs together?

• To improve attendance in school

• To tailor interventions and supports effectively

• To determine the child's social skills

• To increase competition among students