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Understanding Intellectual Disability

Test your knowledge about intellectual disabilities with this insightful quiz! Designed to challenge and educate, this quiz explores key concepts and facts surrounding intellectual disabilities.

Take the quiz to learn about:

Definition and prevalence of intellectual disability
Impact on learning and behavior
Legal frameworks like IDEA
Adaptive behavior and functioning

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It is wrong to say that adaptive behavior and intellectual functioning are two limitations areas of intellectual disability.

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False

It is right to say that genetic conditions is one of the most common cause of intellectual disability.

True

False

It is wrong to say that a child with an intellectual disability can do well in school, but is likely to need the individualized help that's available in special education and related services.

True

False

It is correct to say that IDEA does not permit a student to be removed from education in an age-appropriate general education classroom because he or she needs to be made in the general education

True

False

It is incorrect to say that it is important to know what changes and accommodations are helpful to students with intellectual disabilities.

True

False

It is wrong to say that a person is considered intellectually disabled if he or she has an IQ of less than 70 to 75.

True

False

It is correct to say that intellectual disability affects how quickly and how well an individual learns new information and skills.

True

False

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