Morningstar Christian Fellowship Aoda Knowledge Test
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Please answer all 10 questions as best you can. Once you have completed the test, please download your certificate and email it to Vera Goudie at vera. [email protected] Ca so that we can make a record of you having completed your training.
- 1.Which year did the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act become law?
- A.
2001
- B.
2011
- C.
2005
- D.
2003
- 2.Assistive devices (such as a automatic door openers, walking sticks, communication boards, etc.) can make communication with a person with a disability more difficult.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.What is the best way to get the attention of a person who is Deaf/deaf/oral deaf/deafened/hard-of-hearing?
- A.
Shout at them.
- B.
Touch them gently on the shoulder.
- C.
Approach them in a dark, noisy area.
- D.
Use a Sign Language Interpreter.
- 4.The vision behind the AODA is to achieve accessibility for Ontarians with disabilities by 2025.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.When you are interacting with a person that may have a disability and are unsure if they need assistance, you should:
- A.
Go ahead and help them - if they don't like it they will say something.
- B.
Ignore them until you have time for them.
- C.
Always assist persons with disabilities away from other people.
- D.
Ask "may I help you?"
- 6.Which of the following is the best way to interact and communicate with a person that has a physical disability or a disability affecting their mobility?
- A.
Assume they need help to get around.
- B.
Once they are comfortable, move their assistive device out of the way - it is a hazard to others.
- C.
If helping them, it is okay to leave them facing the wall.
- D.
Ask before you help.
- 7.Which of the following statements is always true?
- A.
Older people are all hard-of-hearing.
- B.
Avoid touching a service animal without permission.
- C.
Support people are paid employees that work with people with disabilities.
- D.
People who are blind cannot see anything.
- 8.Which statement about people with disabilities is true?
- A.
Their disability might affect how they interact with you and it might not.
- B.
They all use assistive devices (a hearing aid, wheelchair, etc.).
- C.
Their disability affects them with the same severity at all times.
- D.
All people with the same disability are affected in the same way.
- 9.The best way to communicate with someone with an intellectual/developmental disability is to:
- A.
Exaggerate speech and gestures.
- B.
Assume they understand what you are saying.
- C.
Use plain language.
- D.
Speak to their support person - they can explain it to the individual later.
- 10.The four principles of the AODA are:
- A.
Freedom, Self-Respect, Consolidation,Fairness
- B.
Independence, Dignity, Integration, Equal Opportunity
- C.
Assistance, Accessibility, Understanding, Rights
- D.
Compassion, Prayer, Faith, Help
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