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WorksheetsSpring 2026 DEAF 401 Wayground Quizizz 3
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Who is Etienne de Fay?
a)
The earliest known deaf teacher of hearing children
b)
The earliest known deaf teacher of deaf children
c)
The earliest known hearing teacher of deaf children
d)
The earliest known hearing teacher of hearing children
2.
Where did Etienne de Fay teach his deaf students?
a)
Amiens, France
b)
Paris, France
c)
Brussels, Belgium
d)
Lille, France
3.
An unique community of signing Deaf and hearing people was at:
a)
Philadelphia, PA
b)
Richmond, VA
c)
Atlanta, GA
d)
Martha's Vineyard, MA
4.
Where was John Braidwood’s short-lived deaf school?
a)
Hartford, CT
b)
Belfast, Northern Ireland
c)
Cobbs, VA
d)
Edinburgh, Scotland
5.
What is Abbé de l’Épée known for?
a)
Designing Notre Dame cathedral
b)
Establishing the first-ever free, public Deaf school
c)
Being a volunteer tutor of Deaf children for 50 years
d)
Establishing the first-ever free, private Deaf school
6.
Where did Abbé de l’Épée found his school for deaf children?
a)
Hartford, Connecticut
b)
Edinburgh, Scotland
c)
Paris, France
d)
Leipzig, Germany
7.
Who was Abbé de l’Épée’s successor as director of INJS in Paris?
a)
Appé Deschamps
b)
Abbé Storck
c)
Abbé Sicard
d)
Appé Apple
8.
Where did Thomas Braidwood establish his deaf school?
a)
Glasgow, Scotland
b)
London, England
c)
Cardiff, Wales
d)
Edinburgh, Scotland
9.
Thomas Braidwood's school is noteworthy for being:
a)
The first Deaf school specifically for STEM students
b)
The first Deaf school with an all-Deaf teaching faculty
c)
The first private Deaf school
d)
A strong advocate for bilingualism (BSL and written English)
10.
When were Abbé de l’Épée's & Thomas Braidwood's schools established?
a)
Around 1760
b)
Around 1800
c)
Around 1770
d)
Around 1810
11.
What is Samuel Heinicke known for?
a)
Being a die-hard Manualist & spreading Manualism
b)
Being a moderate & advocating total communication
c)
Establishing a Deaf military marching band
d)
Being a die-hard oralist & spreading Oralism
12.
Where was Samuel Heinicke's school for deaf children?
a)
Leipzig, Germany
b)
Berlin, Germany
c)
Vienna, Austria
d)
Bratislava, Slovakia
13.
Where did Thomas Brown (and an early Deaf community) live?
a)
Sandy River Valley, ME
b)
Henniker, NH
c)
Martha's Vineyard, MA
d)
Boston, MA
14.
Who is said to be the earliest Deaf person living on Martha's Vineyard?
a)
Jonathan Lambert
b)
Alice Cogswell
c)
Thomas Brown
d)
Martha Thomas
15.
Who is Jean Massieu?
a)
The earliest known signing, hearing teacher at a Deaf school
b)
The earliest known Deaf teacher at a Deaf school
c)
The earliest known Deaf teacher at a hearing school
d)
The earliest known oral deaf teacher of deaf children
16.
What was exceptional about Roch-Ambroise Bébian?
a)
He was a pioneer in signed language linguistics research
b)
He advocated using true signed language in the classroom
c)
It is said his signing fluency was equal to a Deaf person
d)
All of the answer choices
17.
Who is Laurent Clerc?
a)
The first Deaf teacher in the United States
b)
A Deaf Frenchman educated at the Paris school
c)
A founder of American School for the Deaf
d)
All of the answer choices
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