Quiz 1 (Finals - SNED2)

What is the primary function of the eyes?

• To filter light

• To produce tears

• To convert light into electrical signals for the brain

• To control balance

What percentage of learners in special education have visual impairments?

• 10%

• 5%

• 0.4%

• 1.5%

Which of the following is a characteristic of myopia?

• Clear vision at a distance but blurry up close

• Difficulty seeing colors

• Clear vision up close but blurry at a distance

• Sudden blindness

What condition involves the lens of the eye becoming more rigid due to aging?

• Hyperopia

• Astigmatism

• Presbyopia

• Myopia

Which visual condition is caused by irregular curvature of the cornea or lens?

• Hyperopia

• Astigmatism

• Cataract

• Retinopathy

Which behavior might indicate a vision function problem in school-aged children?

• Reading too quickly

• Always using blue pens

• Avoiding group work

• Holding reading material very close to the face

Which of the following is NOT typically a behavioral characteristic of visual impairment?

• Tilting the head to see better

• Jumping or erratic eye movements

• Excessive yawning during class

• Rubbing the eyes frequently

What is one key approach in preventing visual impairments?

• Only using glasses when outdoors

• Early detection and regular eye screenings

• Avoiding books and screens

• Drinking carrot juice daily

In educational planning, what must be considered beyond vision loss?

• The student’s favorite color

• The student’s age only

• Academic abilities, sensory skills, and social adjustment

• Only physical fitness levels

What should assessments for students with visual impairments be?

• Strictly visual and written

• Based only on Braille

• The same as those for sighted peers

• Accessible and familiar to the student