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The Purple Parade 2024

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The purpose of THE PURPLE PARADE is ...

a)

to raise funds for environmental causes

b)

to celebrate Singapore’s independence

c)

to promote inclusivity and support for persons with disabilities

d)

to showcase local arts and culture

2.

The theme for The Purple Parade this year is ...

a)

Embracing Diversity

b)

Let's All go Purple

c)

Unity in Diversity

d)

Sea of Purple

3.

type 1 word to represent inclusion

2 lines
4.

Purple Parade's slogan: Support​ (a)   , Celebrate​ (b)   .

Choose from the below words
inclusion
abilities
superpowers
friendships
collaborations
5.

How should we refer to individuals who have difficulty speaking?

(You can choose more than 1 answer)

a)

Dumb

b)

Mute

c)

Person who cannot speak or has difficulty speaking

d)

Person who is non-vocal

6.

Why is it important to use respectful language when referring to people with disabilities?

a)

To sound educated

b)

To avoid legal issues

c)

To promote dignity and respect

d)

To follow social media trends

7.

What is a respectful way to refer to someone who uses a wheelchair?

a)

Crippled

b)

Wheelchair user

c)

Wheelchair bound

d)

Disabled person

8.

What term is preferred when talking about individuals with developmental disabilities?

a)

Autistic

b)

Person with an intellectual disability

c)

Retarded

d)

Special needs person

9.

Which of the following phrases is more respectful when discussing someone with autism?

(You can choose more than 1 answer)

a)

Autistic person

b)

Person with autism

c)

Autism sufferer

d)

Person who has autism

10.

What is an appropriate way to refer to someone with a mental health condition?

a)

Crazy

b)

Person with a mental health condition

c)

Lunatic

d)

Mentally ill person

11.

What term is considered respectful for individuals with learning disabilities?

a)

Person with a learning disability

b)

Learning disabled

c)

Slow reader

d)

Problem student