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1.
A hypothesis is:
a.
Abnormally low motor
activity
b.
Statements, propositions of
assumptions that serve as tentative explanations of certain facts
c.
A general term for impaired
memory ability
d.
Diminished smell sensitivity
2.
Prediction refers to which
of the following
a.
Reasoning whereby two
objects are assumed to be similar
b.
A statement about what will
be observed before it actually occurs
c.
Anything that precedes
another thing
d.
A measure of success of a
test, for test, rule, principal or theory.
3.
SPSS is an acronym of the
following:
a.
Statistical predictions for
social sciences
b.
Sexual preferences for the
sixties and seventies
c.
Statistical package for the
social sciences
d.
Sexual performance and SAD
syndrome
4.
Continual professional
development CPD of teachers demonstrates that a teaching:
a.
Relies on information from
informal sources.
b.
Regularly updates their
knowledge of recent developments in teaching tecnhniques
c.
Relies solely on research
literature as a way of up sating their teaching skills
d.
Attends all educational
conferences
5.
Which of the following is
an example of an intellectual disability?
a.
Dyslexia
b.
ADHD
c.
Mental Retardation
d.
Autistic spectrum disorders
6.
Reading Disorder is a
development disorder and is characterised by reading achievement (e.g.
accuracy, speed and comprehension) being significantly below standards expected
for which of the following
a.
Chronological age
b.
IQ
c.
Schooling experience
d.
All of these
7.
In learning disabilities,
that name for mathematical disorder is:
a.
Dyspraxia
b.
Dyslexia
c.
Dyscalculia
d.
Dysphasia
8.
Which of the following
criteria can be used to define intellectual disabilities?
a.
Significantly below average
intellectual functioning
b.
Impairments in adaptive
functioning generally
c.
These deficits should be
manifest before the age of 18-years
d.
All of these
9.
In DSM-IV-TR intellectual
disabilities are divided into a number of degrees of serverity, depending
primarily on the range of IQ score provided by the sufferer. One of those is
Mild Mental Retardation, corresponding to an IQ score between:
a.
60-65 to 80
b.
40-55 to 60
c.
50-55 to 70
d.
70-75 to 90
10.
Individuals with Down
Syndrome often have moderate to severe intellectual Impairement with a
measureable IQ usually between:
a.
45-50
b.
55-60
c.
35-55
d.
25-35
11.
Which of the following is
an example of a peri-natal cause of intellectual disability when there is a
significant period without oxygen occuring during or immediately after
delivery?
a.
Anoxia
b.
Pronoxia
c.
Anaphylatda
d.
Dysnoxia
12.
Special education began
with
a.
Jean-Marc Gaspard hard in
Paris
b.
Congress approval of PL
94-142
c.
Mara Montessori in Italy
d.
Congress approval of
Section 504 of the Rehabililation Act
13.
Which of the following is the
correct way to talk about individuals with disabilities?
a.
People with disabilities
b.
Handicapped people
c.
The disabled
d.
The crippled
14.
Which special education
category has the highest incidence?
a.
Emotional disturbance
b.
Mental Retardation
c.
Specific Learning
Disabilities
d.
Autism
15.
Normalization is the
process of
a.
Making the everyday living
conditions of persons with disabilities as similar as possible to the everyday
living conditions of persons without disabilities
b.
Placing a child in an
inclusive setting for their educational services
c.
Providing supports to
compensate for disabilities
d.
Redesigning building to
create barrier free architecture
16.
The Least Restrictive
Environment LRE guarantees that
a.
An education is delivered
at no cost to parents
b.
Individuals who receive
special educatioon services will become productive members of society
c.
Children with disabilities
are educated with typical learners to the greatest degree possible
d.
An appropriate education is
given
17.
Which of the following
professions is not considered to be one of the related service professions that
provide additional support services to students with disabilities?
a.
Physical therapist
b.
Assistive technology
specialist
c.
Speech & language
therapist
d.
School librarian
18.
Sometimes students need
modifications to succeed in general education classess. Which of the following
is considered a modification?
a.
Alternative assignments
b.
Word processors
c.
Enlargers print
d.
Audio versions of books
19.
Which of the following is
not a purpose of educational assessment
a.
Determining eligibility for
special services
b.
Monitoring student progress
c.
Establishing the cause of
the disabiling condition
d.
Guidinng instruction
20.
What iss the name for the special
education service that is not provided in an inclusive setting?
a.
Consulting teacher
b.
CO-teaching
c.
Pullout programming
d.
Pull-in programming
Solved Above Questions
21.
A hypothesis is:
a.
Abnormally low motor
activity
b.
Statements,
propositions of assumptions that serve as tentative explanations of certain
facts
c.
A general term for
impaired memory ability
d.
Diminished smell sensitivity
22.
Prediction refers to
which of the following
a.
Reasoning whereby two
objects are assumed to be similar
b.
A statement about
what will be observed before it actually occurs
c.
Anything that precedes
another thing
d.
A measure of success of
a test, for test, rule, principal or theory.
23.
SPSS is an acronym of
the following:
a.
Statistical
predictions for social sciences
b.
Sexual preferences for
the sixties and seventies
c.
Statistical package for
the social sciences
d.
Sexual performance and
SAD syndrome
24.
Continual professional
development CPD of teachers demonstrates that a teaching:
a.
Relies on information
from informal sources.
b.
Regularly updates
their knowledge of recent developments in teaching tecnhniques
c.
Relies solely on
research literature as a way of up sating their teaching skills
d.
Attends all educational
conferences
25.
Which of the following
is an example of an intellectual disability?
a.
Dyslexia
b.
ADHD
c.
Mental Retardation
d.
Autistic spectrum
disorders
26.
Reading Disorder is a
development disorder and is characterised by reading achievement (e.g.
accuracy, speed and comprehension) being significantly below standards expected
for which of the following
a.
Chronological age
b.
IQ
c.
Schooling experience
d.
All of these
27.
In learning
disabilities, that name for mathematical disorder is:
a.
Dyspraxia
b.
Dyslexia
c.
Dyscalculia
d.
Dysphasia
28.
Which of the following
criteria can be used to define intellectual disabilities?
a.
Significantly below
average intellectual functioning
b.
Impairments in adaptive
functioning generally
c.
These deficits should
be manifest before the age of 18-years
d.
All of these
29.
In DSM-IV-TR
intellectual disabilities are divided into a number of degrees of serverity,
depending primarily on the range of IQ score provided by the sufferer. One of
those is Mild Mental Retardation, corresponding to an IQ score between:
a.
60-65 to 80
b.
40-55 to 60
c.
50-55 to 70
d.
70-75 to 90
30.
Individuals with Down
Syndrome often have moderate to severe intellectual Impairement with a
measureable IQ usually between:
a.
45-50
b.
55-60
c.
35-55
d.
25-35
31.
Which of the following
is an example of a peri-natal cause of intellectual disability when there is a
significant period without oxygen occuring during or immediately after
delivery?
a.
Anoxia
b.
Pronoxia
c.
Anaphylatda
d.
Dysnoxia
32.
Special education began
with
a.
Jean-Marc Gaspard
hard in Paris
b.
Congress approval of PL
94-142
c.
Mara Montessori in
Italy
d.
Congress approval of
Section 504 of the Rehabililation Act
33.
Which of the following
is the correct way to talk about individuals with disabilities?
a.
People with
disabilities
b.
Handicapped people
c.
The disabled
d.
The crippled
34.
Which special education
category has the highest incidence?
a.
Emotional disturbance
b.
Mental Retardation
c.
Specific Learning
Disabilities
d.
Autism
35.
Normalization is the
process of
a.
Making the everyday
living conditions of persons with disabilities as similar as possible to the
everyday living conditions of persons without disabilities
b.
Placing a child in an
inclusive setting for their educational services
c.
Providing supports to
compensate for disabilities
d.
Redesigning building to
create barrier free architecture
36.
The Least Restrictive
Environment LRE guarantees that
a.
An education is
delivered at no cost to parents
b.
Individuals who
receive special educatioon services will become productive members of society
c.
Children with
disabilities are educated with typical learners to the greatest degree possible
d.
An appropriate
education is given
37.
Which of the following
professions is not considered to be one of the related service professions that
provide additional support services to students with disabilities?
a.
Physical therapist
b.
Assistive technology
specialist
c.
Speech & language
therapist
d.
School librarian
38.
Sometimes students need
modifications to succeed in general education classess. Which of the following
is considered a modification?
a.
Alternative assignments
b.
Word processors
c.
Enlargers print
d.
Audio versions of
books
39.
Which of the following
is not a purpose of educational assessment
a.
Determining eligibility
for special services
b.
Monitoring student
progress
c.
Establishing the cause
of the disabiling condition
d.
Guidinng instruction
40.
What iss the name for the
special education service that is not provided in an inclusive setting?
a.
Consulting teacher
b.
CO-teaching
c.
Pullout programming
d.
Pull-in programming
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