Braille quiz

At what age was Louis Braille admitted to the Royal Institute for Young Blind persons?

• 18 yrs

• 10 yrs

• 5 yrs

• 15 yrs

How does Braille differ from traditional writing in terms of space?

• only for digital

• uses less pages

• more compact

• takes up more space

What event led to Louis Braille to losing his sight?

• an accident while playing with tools

• a genetic condition

• a childhood illness

• a sports injury

Which of the following professions was Louis Braille's father engage it?

• baker

• blacksmith

• farmer

• teacher

What important lesson can be drawn from Louis Braille's story?

• innovation often comes from personal struggles

• hardwork is unnecessary for sucess

• education is only for the sighted

• play is more important than study

Why did Louis Braille simplify Captain Barbier's night writing system?

• to make it more artistic

• to eliminate the use of dots

• to create a new language

• to make it easier to learn and use

What was the primary purpose of Captain Barbier's night writing?

• to help soldiers communicate at night

• to be used in education

• to assist during wars

• for reading novels

What accident led to Louis Braille losing his sight?

• fell from a height

• was involved in fire incident

• was injured by a sharp tool

• had a disease

Which statement is true?

• it is not used in modern education

• it was invented in 20th century

• it can be learned by everybody

• it can be used only by blind

What was the name of the system developed by Captain Barbier?

• braille alphabet

• dots and dashes

• night writing

• morse code