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Final Exam in Foundation of Special Education

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 54mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the non - discriminating term for a blind learner?

a)

differentially abled

b)

bulag

c)

duleng

d)

special child

2.

What do you think is the reason for the teachers to secretly assist the child to take a bath and go back to sleep in the school setting?

a)

teachers in pre school are trained to take care of the children

b)

It is the policy of the pre-school administration

c)

so that the child who urinated will not experience trauma

d)

it is just normal for a child to urinate while sleeping

3.

What should people do to uphold diversity?

a)

Inculcate exclusivity

b)

Understand different dimensions

c)

Confront the differences

d)

Uphold bias and racism

4.

This is a type of model where PWDs are seen as persons who are ill and meant to be treated or made “more normal”.

a)

Moral or religious model

b)

Function or rehabilitation model

c)

Social model

d)

Biomedical model

5.

Why does a teacher need to be varied in her teaching strategies?   

a)

Because there is no size that fits to all.

b)

This is a need in order to be called as unique teacher.

c)

To be commended and complimented by the superiors.

d)

Simply, to conform to the norms.

6.

RA 7277 (1992) is a law for ______.   

a)

Magna Carta for Public School Teacher

b)

Code of Ethics

c)

Magna Carta for Disabled Persons

d)

Amendment for the laws of PWDs.

7.

All listed below are the privileges enjoyed by some PWDs, EXCEPT one.  

a)

Free of charge for medicines purchase.

b)

Change the name of their law in order to avoid criticism.

c)

Added clause of deliverance from public ridicule and vilification

d)

20% discount to PWDs.

8.

This Republic Act is an act expanding the Benefits and Privileges of PWDs.   

a)

RA 10524

b)

RA 11228

c)

RA 10754

d)

RA 9442

9.

This is considered as one of the barriers to inclusion in which there is a lack of building, facility, transportation or road accessibility.

a)

Insufficient Classroom

b)

Physical disability

c)

Poor language

d)

Poor language

10.

What law or act was enacted in 1975 that required all public schools to accept federal funds to provide equal access to education and one free meal a day for children with physical and mental disabilities?

a)

The Accessibility Law

b)

Rehabilitation Act Section 504

c)

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

d)

Education for All Handicapped Children Act

11.

A person with full or partial loss of the ability to hear and discriminate sounds, this is due to an abnormality in the structure and/or functioning of the ear.

a)

Hearing Impaired

b)

Hearing Impairment

c)

Hearing Loss

d)

Hearing

12.

Which is not common features of a hearing impairment?

a)

difficulties in listening

b)

delayed language skills

c)

response to loud noises

d)

child is not developing sounds appropriately

13.

The term is often used to describe people with any degree of hearing loss, from mild to profound.

a)

hearing impaired

b)

deaf

c)

hard of hearing

d)

hearing impairment

14.

Most accepted and meaningful way of communication for deaf people of the society.

a)

braille

b)

sign language

c)

hearing aid

d)

text

15.

UNESCO stands for ______.

a)

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

b)

United Nations Educational, Social and Cultural Organization

c)

United Nations Educational, Special and Cultural Organization

d)

United Nations Educational, Spiritual and Cultural Organization

16.

They defined disability as the umbrella term for impairments, activity limitations, and participation restrictions.

a)

Collins English Dictionary

b)

Loden and Rosener

c)

UNESCO

d)

WHO

17.

Jessica was unable to run because she had polio.

a)

Impairment

b)

Disability

c)

Handicapped

d)

Ability

18.

What curriculum is tailored to support children with moderate to severe special education?

a)

Curriculum of Recommendation

b)

Curriculum of Special Integration

c)

Curriculum of Special Education

d)

Curriculum of Inclusion

19.

Below are the Sped Curriculum Framework, except

a)

Flexibility in Curriculum Planning

b)

Living Learning Working

c)

Information and Communications Technology

d)

Character and Citizenship Education

20.

What Department Order announces about the Policy Guidelines in the Adoption of the K to 12 Transition Curriculum Framework for Leaners with Disabilities?

 

a)

DepEd ORDER No. 0021, s. 2021

b)

DepEd ORDER No. 021, s. 2021

c)

DepEd ORDER No. 012, s. 2021

d)

DepEd ORDER No. 0121, s. 2021

21.

It is one that has been carefully designed, pilot tested by teachers and students, and then presented and published in the form of curriculum materials for teachers and learners.

 

a)

Hidden Curriculum

b)

Absent Curriculum

c)

Comprehensive Curriculum

d)

Explicit Curriculum

22.

Which of the following educators believed that ideas originated as a result of experience and that advocate the idea that the mind of a child is a "tabula rasa"?

a)

John Locke

b)

Johann Comenius

c)

Martin Luther

d)

Johan Gutenberg

23.

What do we call the learning disabilities in Reading?

a)

Dysgraphia

b)

Dyslexia

c)

Dyscalculia

24.

Except for one, the following are indications and symptoms of learning impairments in preschool age:

a)

Problems pronouncing words

b)

Trouble finding the right word

c)

Slow to learn new skills

25.

Provides the importation of teachers, the Thomasites.

a)

Education Act of 1940

b)

Commonwealth Act 587

c)

Education Decree 1863

d)

Education Act of 1901

26.

Which era established a system of free and compulsory elementary education?

a)

Pre-Spanish

b)

Spanish

c)

American

d)

Japanese

e)

Philippine Republic

27.

Mandated the daily flag ceremony including the singing of the National Anthem.

a)

R.A. 1265

b)

R.A. No. 139

c)

R.A. 10533

d)

Executive Order No. 17

28.

Mandated the daily flag ceremony including the singing of the National Anthem.

a)

R.A. 1265

b)

R.A. No. 139

c)

R.A. 10533

d)

Executive Order No. 17

29.

Required the teaching of the Filipino national language in high schools and normal schools.

a)

Executive Order No. 134

b)

Executive Order No. 17

c)

Education Decre 1863

d)

Executive Order no. 263 in 1940

30.

Listed the benefits and qualifications of public school teachers.

a)

Republic Act 7784

b)

Republic Act 6054

c)

Republic Act 4670

d)

Republic Act 9155

31.

The school established by the Americans that trains Filipinos to become teachers.

a)

University of the Philippines

b)

Silliman University

c)

Philippine Normal University

d)

Cebu Normal University

32.

Pursued teachers to be professionals through a licensure examination.

a)

R.A. 7836

b)

R.A. 7784

c)

R.A. 9155

d)

R.A. 7722

33.

Created the Commission on Higher Education (CHED)

a)

R.A. 7796

b)

R.A. 7722

c)

R.A. 9155

d)

R.A. 10533

34.

Created the Commission on Higher Education (CHED)

a)

R.A. 7796

b)

R.A. 7722

c)

R.A. 9155

d)

R.A. 10533

35.

Increased the number of years for basic education.

a)

R.A. 10533

b)

R.A. 7722

c)

R.A. 7784

d)

R.A. 7836

36.

in the advent of technology, why do schools prohibit the use of cell phones in the class?

a)

in the short video, during the test, learners with cellular phone alongside even if faced down ward increases their scores

b)

during the test, learners with cellular phone alongside even if faced down ward lower their scores

c)

learners tend to cheat using their cellular phones

d)

learners are destructed during the exam and class discussion

37.

When the struggling and weakest child will believe that "I can do it", this means that

a)

teacher teaches how to become rich

b)

teacher teaches lesson

c)

the teacher teaches life

d)

the teacher is charismatic

38.

What special memorization and understanding shows high level of retention?

a)

sketching the lesson while listening

b)

close eyes while listening the reporter

c)

recording lectures in the cellphone

d)

taking pictures on the slides

39.

Why does the child in the short movie cry while singing?

a)

she is sentimentalist

b)

she is recalling the missing grand parent

c)

she is asking to win

d)

she is looking for her mother

40.

Zone of Proximal Development or ZPD means

a)

the development that is attainable

b)

the development that can be attained

c)

the gap between the actual and potential development

d)

the scaffolding that assisted the learners from the more knowledgeable

41.

What is the proper way to handle the cellular phones?

a)

Do not use your cellular phone in public

b)

Do not see your cellular phones while talking to some one

c)

Do not use cellular phone while walking

d)

all of the above

42.

Winning all the contest, Helen did it by hypnosis as what Ysabel obtained by his father Jose Silva who is the originator of the Silva Mind Control Method. What is the work of Mr. Silva?

a)

teacher

b)

psychologist

c)

Electronic Repairman

d)

guidance council

43.

RA 8371 of Indigenous Act of 1997 states that;

a)

IP students are considered special education learners

b)

The Katutubo are the original owner of the land

c)

Non Ip are recognized resident of the Ancestral Domain

d)

all of he above

44.

What does the social model of disability primarily focus on?

a)

The medical condition of the individual

b)

Social, physical, and attitudinal barriers in society

c)

The need for medical treatment

d)

The person's inability to function

45.

According to the social model of disability, what is the cause of disability?

a)

The individual's impairment

b)

A genetic defect

c)

Barriers and discrimination

d)

Lack of medical care

46.

How does the social model of disability view impairments?

a)

As the sole cause of a person's disability

b)

As something that must be cured or fixed

c)

As a reason for pity and charity

d)

As a natural human variation that interacts

47.

Which model contrasts with the social model of disability by focusing on “fixing” the individual's condition?

a)

Medical model

b)

Charity model

c)

Human rights model

d)

Social rights model

48.

What attitude does the social model of disability reject?

a)

Viewing disability as a natural difference

b)

Recognizing societal barriers

c)

Advocating for inclusion and accessibility

d)

Seeing disabled people as objects of charity or pity

49.

Which of the following best represents a social model approach to a building with stairs only?

a)

Helping the person learn to climb stairs

b)

Advising the person to stay home

c)

Requiring the person to use crutches

d)

Providing a wheelchair-accessible ramp

50.

What is the goal of the social model of disability?

a)

To medicalize disability as a health issue

b)

To empower people with disabilities to participate equally

c)

o separate disabled people from society

d)

to treat disability as a tragedy

51.

Which international document reflects the social model’s approach to disability rights?

a)

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

b)

Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

c)

Geneva Convention

d)

Kyoto Protocol

52.

What does the social model suggest society should do to support people with disabilities?

a)

Cure their impairments

b)

Provide charity and pity

c)

Limit their participation in society

d)

Change environments and attitudes

53.

According to the social model, which of the following would be considered a disabling barrier?

a)

A chronic illness

b)

A person’s difficulty in walking

c)

Lack of wheelchair ramps in public buildings

d)

Genetic predisposition

54.

What does the social model suggest society should do to support people with disabilities?

a)

Cure their impairments

b)

Provide charity and pity

c)

Limit their participation in society

d)

Change environments and attitudes

55.

According to the social model, which of the following would be considered a disabling barrier?

a)

A chronic illness

b)

A person’s difficulty in walking

c)

Lack of wheelchair ramps in public buildings

d)

Genetic predisposition

56.

A school head in an urban area of the Philippines has decided to implement a student-centered approach, allowing students to choose their projects and areas of study. However, this approach has led to confusion and a lack of structured learning among the subordinates. What decision aligns with Essentialism to address this issue?

 

a)

Return to traditional teacher-centered methods.

b)

Maintain the student-centered approach.

c)

Provide more guidance and structure for students.

d)

Focus on disciplinary measures.

57.

You are managing a technical education institution in the Philippines that aims to provide practical skills and knowledge relevant to the country's economic development. What classical philosophy of education supports the notion of education for societal advancement?

a)

Essentialism

b)

Perennialism

c)

Liberalism

d)

Realism

58.

In your technical school in Visayas, legal requirements have arisen regarding faculty members' academic freedom to explore innovative teaching methods and approaches. Which classical philosophy of education aligns with the principles of academic freedom?

a)

Pragmatism

b)

Existentialism

c)

 

Idealism

d)

Realism

59.

You are an educational manager in a public school in South Cotabato, some of your students come from indigenous communities with distinct languages and traditions. What educational philosophy would guide your approach to address their unique needs?

a)

Behaviorism

b)

Humanism

c)

Cultural Relevance Theory

d)

Social Reconstructionism

60.

"A person with autism" is an example of:

a)

making the least dangerous assumption

b)

using person first language

c)

viewing the person as having autism

d)

using language about a person's disability

61.

IDEA stands for...

a)

Including Disabilities for Everyone Around

b)

Individuals with Disabilities Equal Access

c)

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

d)

Individuals with Diabetes Education Act

62.

Other Health Impairment is one of the categories of disability from IDEA. Which of the following disabilities could fall under "Other Health Impairment"?

a)

Visual Impairment

b)

Deafblindness

c)

Autism

d)

ADHD

63.

Using person first language allows us to treat individuals with disabilities with

a)

gratification

b)

dignity

c)

kindness

d)

pity

64.

Which of the following is NOT a barrier to collaboration with families?

a)

some parents experience language and cultural differences

b)

some parents had negative experiences with school themselves

c)

some teachers demonstrate listening behavior

d)

some teachers may focus only on the negatives about the child

65.

A disorder in one or more of the basic psychological processes involved in understanding or using spoken or written language, which may manifest itself in an imperfect ability to listen, think, speak, read, write, spell, or perform mathematical calculations.

a)

Emotional Disturbance (ED)

b)

Dyspraxia

c)

Learning Disability (LD)

66.

What is the role of Babaylan is Special education?

a)
Babaylan serves as a cultural and spiritual support in special education.
b)
Babaylan provides only administrative support in special education.
c)
Babaylan acts as a disciplinary figure in special education settings.
d)
Babaylan focuses solely on academic achievement in special education.
67.

How do customary laws applied to special education?

a)
Customary laws do not influence special education policies.
b)
Customary laws ensure that students with disabilities receive appropriate educational services and accommodations.
c)
Customary laws limit educational services for students with disabilities.
d)
Customary laws only apply to general education settings.
68.

Are modern teachers can be associated with Teacher Nieves who became invaders' nightmare? Why?

a)
No, modern teachers are not like Teacher Nieves.
b)
Yes, modern teachers can be associated with Teacher Nieves.
c)
Modern teachers are the opposite of Teacher Nieves.
d)
Yes, Teacher Nieves is irrelevant to modern teachers.
69.

Which Republic Act provides for the establishment of a special education program in public schools?

a)

R.A. 9155

b)

R.A. 7277

c)

R.A. 10533

d)

R.A. 9442

70.

What is the primary focus of the Individualized Education Program (IEP)?

a)

Standardized testing

b)

Individualized learning goals

c)

Group activities

d)

Teacher evaluations

71.

Which of the following is a key principle of inclusive education?

a)

Standardized curriculum for all

b)

Limited access to resources

c)

Collaboration among educators

d)

Segregation of students with disabilities

72.

Which of the situations make a school observant to a unifying framework?

a)
Encouraging competition among students and isolating subjects from each other.
b)
Implementing a strict disciplinary policy and standardized testing.
c)
Focusing solely on traditional teaching methods and rote memorization.
d)
Adopting a cohesive educational philosophy and interdisciplinary teaching methods.
73.

In teaching children in an indigenous areas, what is the best way to empower them to become proud IP?

a)
Focus solely on modern teaching methods.
b)
Emphasize standardized testing for all students.
c)
Integrate cultural heritage into education.
d)
Limit discussions to non-cultural subjects.
74.

Match the following

a)

BP 344 (1983)

1.

Accessibility Law

b)

RA 7277 (1992)

2.

Magna Carta for Disabled Person

c)

RA 9442 (2007)

3.

20% discount privileges' to PWD

d)

RA 10070 (2010)

4.

PDAW Law -Programs and services to PWD

e)

RA 100366 (2013)

5.

accessible polling place for PWD during

75.

Match the following

a)

RA 11228 (2019)

1.

PWD must be member of PhilHealth

b)

MC No20., s.2017

2.

Express lane for PWD

c)

RA 10754 (2016)

3.

VAT exempt and Inclusion of funeral

d)

RA 10524 (2013)

4.

1% of employees reserve for PWD

e)

Proclamation No. 688,s, 2013

5.

Make the Right Real for PWD

76.

Match the following oral reading and spelling of a student with dyslexia

a)

will

1.

wel

b)

arm

2.

urm

c)

dress

3.

bres

d)

shout

4.

saot

e)

grown

5.

gom

77.

Which of the following is NOT a sign of inattention among learners with DHD?

a)
Difficulty following instructions
b)
Frequent distractions during tasks
c)
Easily loses track of time
d)
Strong focus on a task
78.

Which of the following is NOT evident in learners with ADHD particularly in the hyperactivity and Impulsivity?

a)
Difficulty following instructions
b)
Consistent attention to detail
c)
Impulsive decision-making
d)
Frequent fidgeting
79.

Match the following Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and accommodations to support learners with difficulty in remembering

a)

Multiple means of representation

1.

audio books alongside with printed books

b)

Multiple means of expression

2.

Debate and blogs

c)

Multiple means of engagement

3.

Role playing and drama

d)

Multiple means of Presentation

4.

Use graphic organizers, mind mapping

e)

Multiple means to generate reply

5.

Do not mark the misspelled as incorrect

80.

Children suspected with cognitive deficits manifest difficulty in self-care and can be determined through intellectual test as such;

a)

Mild level

1.

IQ of 50-70

b)

Moderate Level

2.

IQ of 35-50

c)

Severe Level

3.

IQ of 20-35

d)

Profound Level

4.

IQ of below 20

e)

Borderline

5.

IQ of more than 70 - 79

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