ASL2ADeaf culture

Which statement about drive-thru accessibility for Deaf people is true?

• Deaf people cannot use drive-thru services.

• Deaf people can order and pick up food in a drive-thru line.

• Only interpreters are allowed to order in drive-thru lines.

• Drive-thru services are illegal for Deaf customers.

What are common ways many drive-thru locations accommodate Deaf customers for communication?

• Whispering through the speaker

• Text screens, written notes, or apps

• Only allowing in-person orders inside

• Lip-reading required at the window

Which statement about air travel rights for Deaf people is true?

• There are no specific protections for Deaf passengers.

• Deaf passengers must always travel with a hearing companion.

• Deaf people have special protection and laws for the air travel industry.

• Airlines can refuse service to Deaf passengers without reason.

Which law ensures equal access for Deaf and hard-of-hearing passengers when flying?

• Americans with Disabilities Education Act

• Air Carrier Access Act

• Fair Housing Act

• Occupational Safety and Health Act

Which statement correctly describes sign language around the world?

• All countries use the same sign language.

• Sign language systems vary from country to country.

• ASL and BSL are identical languages.

• There is no sign language in the U.K.

What is the relationship between ASL and BSL?

• They are two names for the same language.

• ASL is only used in the U.K., while BSL is only used in the U.S.

• They are different sign languages used in different countries.

• Neither is a real sign language.

Which statement best explains why hearing dogs are expensive?

• They are rare breeds that are hard to find.

• Their specialized training to respond to sounds and alerts is extensive.

• Owners must buy special equipment for them.

• They require more food than other service animals.

Hearing dogs are trained to do which of the following?

• Guide people who are blind through streets.

• Detect allergens in food.

• Respond to sounds and provide alerts.

• Assist with mobility and balance only.