Quiz on Audism

What does "Hard of Hearing (HOH)" mean?

• A person with no hearing loss.

• A person with any degree of hearing loss, from mild to profound.

• A person who uses sign language exclusively.

• A person who is part of the Deaf community.

Which group embraces the culture and language of the Deaf community?

• deaf

• Hard of Hearing

• Deaf

• Hearing

What is a common mistake when communicating with d/Deaf or hard-of-hearing individuals?

• Making assumptions about their hearing ability

• Using sign language

• Speaking clearly

• Writing notes

What should you do if you are unsure how to communicate with a d/Deaf person?

• Avoid them

• Don't fret and try different methods

• Only use sign language

• Speak only in writing

What is an example of a confusing question d/Deaf people might encounter?

• "Wait, you can drive?"

• "Can you read?"

• "Do you need help?"

• "Are you okay?"

What is the common misconception about deafness mentioned in the text?

• It is a choice

• It is a disease or illness

• It is a superpower

• It is temporary

Why can saying "You [do something] so well for a deaf person" be offensive?

• It is a compliment

• It assumes limitations

• It encourages improvement

• It shows understanding

What is a potential consequence of commenting on how someone speaks?

• Encouragement

• Offense

• Motivation

• Joy

What is the effect of making fun of someone for not speaking 'correctly'?

• It boosts confidence

• It causes harm

• It encourages learning

• It is humorous

What is the implication of saying "You do something so well for a deaf person"?

• It is a neutral statement

• It implies surprise at their ability

• It is a factual observation

• It is a supportive comment