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WebAccessibility
Specialist Quiz
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correct answers
Which is NOT an example of assistive
technology that helps with using the
Internet?
A. Screen readers
B. Screen magnifiers
C. Refreshable braille devices
D. Wheelchair
E. Mouth stick - answer D. Wheelchair
,True or False: Screen readers will interpret
color-coded text and announce changes in
color. - answer False
For someone with low vision, what are ways
to make text more readable? (Select all that
apply)
A. Zoom or magnify text on the screen
B. Use synchronized video captions
C. Change text and background colors for
better contrast
D. Use a screen reader - answer A. Zoom or
magnify text on the screen
C. Change text and background colors for
better contrast
D. Use a screen reader
Which type of disability is the most common?
A. Blindness or low vision
B. Color blindness
C. Auditory disabilities
D. Motor disabilities
,E. Cognitive Disabilities - answer E. Cognitive
Disabilities
The most important consideration for
designing web content for someone with
motor disabilities is the inability to use:
A. The hands
B. The legs
C. The eyes
D. The mouth - answer A. The hands
What are the rules or checklist of items upon
which the guidelines of WCAG 2.0 are based?
A. Level AAA
B. Success Criteria
C. Sufficient Techniques
D. Advisory Techniques - answer B. Success
Criteria
True or False: ARIA was invented to increase
screen reader accessibility, especially for
interactive scripts. - answer True
, Under most circumstances, the WCAG level
most commonly set as the minimum goal is:
A. Level A
B. Level AA
C. Level AAA - answer AA
Who is directly affected by the laws of
Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act in
addition to the U.S. federal government?
A. All organizations that do business with the
federal government
B. Everyone seeking to make technologies
accessible to people with disabilities
C. Anyone who uses the Internet
D. All U.S. citizens - answer A. All
organizations that do business with the
federal government
Who is directly affected by the Accessibility
for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)?
A. All citizens of Canada
B. Every person and organization in the
Province of Ontario who provides goods,
services, facilities, or employment
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