Disability and its types

What does the word "disability" mean?

• A) A person who can do everything

• B) A person who has difficulty doing some things

• C) A person who is always happy

• D) A person who can talk to animals

A person who cannot hear well may use:

• A) A computer

• B) A wheelchair

• C) A hearing aid

• D) A baseball bat

If someone uses a wheelchair, they might need:

• A) A special helmet

• B) A ramp to go up stairs

• C) A pencil

• D) A flashlight

A disability can make it harder for a person to do certain things, like walking, seeing, or talking.

• True

• False

How can we help people with disabilities?

• A) By ignoring them

• B) By being kind and offering help when needed

• C) By laughing at them

• D) By telling them what to do

A disability can be something people are born with, or something they get because of:

• A) A fun party

• B) Eating too much candy

• C) A magic trick

• D) An accident or illness

Which part of the body does a neurological disability affect?

• A) The brain and nerves

• B) The stomach

• C) The heart

• D) The legs and feet

What is a sensory disability?

• A) A problem with talking

• B) A problem with running fast

• C) A problem with eating food

• D) A problem with hearing, seeing, smelling, tasting, or feeling

Someone with a physical disability might use:

• A) A pencil

• B) A toy

• C) A wheelchair or walking aid

• D) A computer for drawing

A person with a physical disability may:

• A) Need help with some activities, but still be able to do many things

• B) Always be in pain

• C) Never need to talk

• D) Only be able to play