AODA Customer Service Training And Awareness Quiz

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1. A positive attitude is important when meeting or helping a person with a disability.
             

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Barriers are broken down in part through open, positive attitudes and accepting people for who they are, not what they can or cannot do.

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AODA Customer Service Training And Awareness Quiz - Quiz

Purpose: This quiz will help you to evaluate any misconceptions you may have about people with disabilities

2. People with learning disabilities cannot be productive. 

Explanation

Many people develop ways to work with, or around, their particular type of learning disability. Repeated practice can help a person with a learning disability perform some tasks with less difficulty.

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3. People who use wheelchairs are paralysed. 

Explanation

Not everyone who uses a wheelchair is paralysed. People might use a wheelchair if they have arthritic spines or sore legs, severe asthma or a heart condition that limits their ability to walk.

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4. Mental health disability is a rare, untreatable disorder. 

Explanation

Many types of mental health disabilities are treatable and not necessarily permanent.

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5. People who are Deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing cannot talk at all. 

Explanation

People who are Deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing may choose not to speak because they are unsure of pronunciation, or are concerned that their voices may sound different. Most people who are Deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing can make sounds, and can probably speak some words.

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6. A person who is Deaf cannot use the phone.
             

Explanation

There are different systems that allow someone who is Deaf to use the telephone, such as the Teletypewriter (TTY) or a relay system.

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7. Intellectual disability is the same as mental health disability. 

Explanation

Unlike mental health disability, intellectual disability is a limitation affecting intellectual capacity, not emotional equilibrium. Also, an intellectual disability is a permanent condition that cannot be medically treated or cured.

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8. About one in seven Ontarians has a disability. 

Explanation

According to the Participation and Activity Limitation Survey, 2006, from Statistics Canada, about 1.85 million Ontarians (one in seven) have a disability.

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9. All disabilities are caused by a disease or are inherited.
             

Explanation

Some disabilities are the result of a disease; some are inherited; and others are the result of an accident.

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10. Forty-seven percent of Ontarians over the age of 65 have disabilities. 

Explanation

According to the Participation and Activity Limitation Survey, 2006, from Statistics Canada, about 47 percent of Ontarians over the age of 65 have a disability.

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11. People who are Deaf or hard of hearing see better than everyone else. 

Explanation

Generally, people who are Deaf or hard of hearing have no better sense of sight than anyone else, but they may concentrate more on what they are seeing.

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12. Over one million Canadians have some kind of disability that makes it difficult for them to read conventional print. 

Explanation

It is estimated that one million Canadians have a disability that makes it difficult or impossible for them to read conventional print. An increasing number of senior citizens are becoming part of this group.

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13. Generally, people see the disability first and the person second.
             

Explanation

A disability is just one of the characteristics of the individual, but too often, the disability is seen before the person.

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14. A person can have a disability and not be held back by it.
             

Explanation

Many people with disabilities can enjoy activities just like everyone else. Often barriers – not disabilities – prevent people with disabilities from participating in everyday life.

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15. Someone who uses a power wheelchair cannot drive a motor vehicle.
             

Explanation

There are many modifications available for vehicles to allow people with disabilities to drive, including people in power wheelchairs.

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16. Someone who is severely physically disabled cannot do anything alone.
             

Explanation

There are many helpful aids for people who have physical disabilities which may help them to be more independent.

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17. People with mobility impairments do not care about how they look, and they cannot shop the way other people do. 

Explanation

People with disabilities have different interests and enjoy different activities just like everyone else.

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18. If you notice someone is wearing a hearing aid, speak loudly so he or she can hear you.
             

Explanation

It is important to look directly at someone who is hard of hearing and speak clearly. Shouting may only create sound distortions when amplified through the hearing aid.

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19. If you see someone who uses a wheelchair having trouble, you should give him or her a push. 

Explanation

Try to respect the person’s independence by asking if your assistance is needed first.

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20. When guiding a person who has vision loss, you should always take them by the arm.
             

Explanation

People who have vision loss may prefer to take your arm when you are guiding them. Ask if they need your assistance first.

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21. Guide dogs see colours and read signs. 

Explanation

Guide dogs do not see the colours of traffic lights and do not read the signs on washroom doors. The owner decides when to cross the street by listening to the traffic flow.

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22. The majority of people who are Deaf or hard of hearing can speechread. 

Explanation

Most people who are Deaf or hard of hearing can speechread, but not all do it well. Most can understand about 25 per cent of what is being said. People who excel at speechreading can understand approximately 45-50 per cent of what is being said.

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23. People who have vision loss have a better sense of hearing.
             

Explanation

Generally, people with vision loss have no better sense of hearing than anyone else, though many people with vision loss learn to use their other senses more efficiently.

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24. When a customer with a disability is in your workplace, you should always provide extra attention.
             

Explanation

People with disabilities may require assistance at times but you shouldn’t assume assistance will be needed in every case. Your customers want to be treated with dignity, so consider discreetly asking if help is needed first.

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25. You should avoid using expressions such as "look", "see" and "watch out" when talking to someone with vision loss. 

Explanation

There is no need to use special language around people who have vision loss. They use the same expressions as everyone else.

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A positive attitude is important when meeting or helping a person with...
People with learning disabilities cannot be productive. 
People who use wheelchairs are paralysed. 
Mental health disability is a rare, untreatable disorder. 
People who are Deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing cannot talk at...
A person who is Deaf cannot use the phone.
      ...
Intellectual disability is the same as mental health disability. 
About one in seven Ontarians has a disability. 
All disabilities are caused by a disease or are inherited.
  ...
Forty-seven percent of Ontarians over the age of 65 have...
People who are Deaf or hard of hearing see better than everyone...
Over one million Canadians have some kind of disability that makes it...
Generally, people see the disability first and the person second.
...
A person can have a disability and not be held back by it.
  ...
Someone who uses a power wheelchair cannot drive a motor vehicle.
...
Someone who is severely physically disabled cannot do anything...
People with mobility impairments do not care about how they look, and...
If you notice someone is wearing a hearing aid, speak loudly so he or...
If you see someone who uses a wheelchair having trouble, you should...
When guiding a person who has vision loss, you should always take them...
Guide dogs see colours and read signs. 
The majority of people who are Deaf or hard of hearing can...
People who have vision loss have a better sense of hearing.
  ...
When a customer with a disability is in your workplace, you should...
You should avoid using expressions such as "look", "see" and "watch...
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