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  1. Question 1 of 20
    1. Question

    The generally accepted definition of Deafblindness also includes people with a progressive sight and hearing loss.   [True or False]

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  2. Question 2 of 20
    2. Question

    Usher syndrome is a rare genetic disease that affects the sense of smell and taste.  [True or False]

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  3. Question 3 of 20
    3. Question

    What does the term “ Bilateral hearing loss ” mean?   [One correct answer]

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  4. Question 4 of 20
    4. Question

    Hearing loss greater than 35 decibels (dB) in the better hearing ear is referred as what? [One correct answer]

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  5. Question 5 of 20
    5. Question

    “ Hard of hearing ” refers to people with hearing loss ranging from mild to severe.   [True or False]

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  6. Question 6 of 20
    6. Question

    Our ability to hear decreases as we age due to the degeneration of the structures in the ear.   [True or False]

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  7. Question 7 of 20
    7. Question

    Which of these legislations in the UK aims to stop discrimination against disabled customers – someone who buys goods, or uses facilities or services?   [One correct answer]

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  8. Question 8 of 20
    8. Question

    Poor access to professional communication support such as interpreters is a barrier which excludes people with deafblindness from social interactions and so increase their isolation and loneliness.   [True or False]

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  9. Question 9 of 20
    9. Question

    Sign language is a way of communicating using which of these things?   [Multiple choice]

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  10. Question 10 of 20
    10. Question

    Cued speech is a not a form of visual communication used by deaf and hard of hearing people.   [True or False]

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  11. Question 11 of 20
    11. Question

    A person who is deafblind might not recognise your face or voice so well. It can be helpful to introduce yourself clearly when you join a conversation with them. This way they know exactly who they’re speaking with.   [True or False]

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  12. Question 12 of 20
    12. Question

    When communicating with a deaf person, there is no need for you to look directly at them.   [True or False]

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  13. Question 13 of 20
    13. Question

    You should allow extra time for one-on-one conversations on new topics.   [True or False]

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  14. Question 14 of 20
    14. Question

    Which of these activities can make lip-reading difficult?    [Multiple choice]

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  15. Question 15 of 20
    15. Question

    Which of these organisations can provide support and advice to deafblind people with regards to vision aids?   [One correct answer]

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  16. Question 16 of 20
    16. Question

    There are 3 main support groups for blind, partially blind, deafblind. Two of them are listed below. Which of these is able to provide support and advice for deaf people.   [One correct answer]

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  17. Question 17 of 20
    17. Question

    Deaf Discrimination refers to the unfair treatment of individuals who are deaf or hard hearing.   [True or False]

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  18. Question 18 of 20
    18. Question

    Employers have a duty in the workplace to adjust for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, to ensure that they are provided with the same treatment and opportunities as others in the business.   [True or False]

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  19. Question 19 of 20
    19. Question

    If the DO is – Get the attention of the individual who is deaf or hard of hearing with a tap or wave.

    What is the Don’t ?   [One correct answer]

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  20. Question 20 of 20
    20. Question

    If the DO is – Speak slowly and clearly.

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By Abdul Mohammed|2026-08-14T09:36:47+01:0029 December 2023|

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