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How is disability described in the video?

• A physical or mental impairment that limits major life activities.

• A condition that prevents someone from participating in society.

• The ways in which some people's bodies and minds work, and the barriers they come up against in everyday life.

• A medical diagnosis that requires constant care and attention.

What happened to Knox when he was between three and four years old?

• He was diagnosed with a rare syndrome.

• He had an accident that resulted in his arm being amputated.

• He started using a wheelchair due to a physical condition.

• He developed a dual diagnosis of autism and Down Syndrome.

What dual diagnosis does John have?

• Kabuki Syndrome and dwarfism.

• Angelman Syndrome and a communication disorder.

• Autistic Spectrum Disorder and Down Syndrome.

• Amputation and mobility issues.

Why do John's siblings say they need to help him?

• He often gets into trouble and needs to be disciplined.

• He needs extra help to understand and do things.

• He cannot participate in family activities like long walks.

• He is very funny and keeps them busy.

How do some people react when they see someone with a disability?

• They ignore them.

• They stare, which can be frustrating.

• They offer immediate help.

• They ask many personal questions.

What advice is given to someone who experiences an accident or setback?

• Give up and accept limitations.

• Seek immediate professional help.

• Keep trying and do your best.

• Blame others for the situation.

How does a disability impact a family?

• It only affects the person with the disability.

• The entire household needs to be supportive.

• It causes the family to isolate themselves.

• It leads to immediate financial hardship.

What can be learned from having a sibling with a disability?

• That everyone must be the same to be loved.

• To be more aware and supportive of others' needs.

• That some people are inherently less capable.

• To avoid interacting with those who are different.