Quiz 1

Question 1

What passage says to teach all nations?

Answer 1

Matthew 28:19-20

Question 2

What passage says to preach the Gospel to every creature?

Answer 2

Mark 16:15

Question 3

What passage says to fill our schools with students, including those with disabilities and God’s salvation is open to all, not just a select group?

Answer 3

Luke 14:16-24

Question 4

What passage says that however you treat others, disabled or not, you have done it unto the Son of God?

Answer 4

Matthew 25:40

Question 5

What passage talks about Jesus increasing in wisdom?

Answer 5

Luke 2:52

Question 6

What passage says that everyone has a different function as the body of Christ, but are all together still the body?

Answer 6

1 Corinthians 12:18-24

Question 7

What passage says that we are fearfully and wonderfully made?

Answer 7

Psalm 139:14

Question 8

What is the practice or belief in improving the genetic quality of a human population, often by promoting the reproduction of individuals with desirable traits and reducing the reproduction of those with undesirable traits?

Answer 8

Eugenics

Question 9

Where did eugenics originate?

Answer 9

Origin of Species

Question 10

What passage shares the parents’ mandate?

Answer 10

Deuteronomy 6:6-8

Question 11

How many kids started in the PCA special ed class?

Answer 11

5

Question 12

Name the 4 SPED teaching methods.

Answer 12

1. Explicitness
2. Intensity
3. Tenacious
4. Persistence

Question 13

What means leaving no room for confusion or doubt?

Answer 13

Explicitness

Question 14

What means earnestness/seriousness in instruction?

Answer 14

Intensity

Question 15

What is a more strategic approach to overcoming challenges with students?

Answer 15

Tenacious

Question 16

What is repeatedly trying the same method until they succeed, even if it is not the most efficient way?

Answer 16

Persistence

Question 17

What means working smarter?

Answer 17

Tenacity

Question 18

What means working harder?

Answer 18

Persistence

Question 19

How many students are identified as students with an exceptionality?

Answer 19

7.5 million

Question 20

What is an inability to do something that most people, with typical maturation, opportunity, or instruction, can do?

Answer 20

Disability

Question 21

What is a temporary or situational condition where a person lacks a skill, knowledge, or opportunity to complete a task?

Answer 21

Inability

Question 22

What is a disadvantage imposed on an individual?

Answer 22

Handicap

Question 23

What are individuals who require special education services if they are to realize their full human potential called?

Answer 23

Exceptional learners

Question 24

What is the percentage of a population that has a particular exceptionality?

Answer 24

Prevalence

Question 25

What is an exceptionality that occurs the most frequently?

Answer 25

High-incidence disabilities

Question 26

Name the four types of high-incidence disabilities.

Answer 26

1. Learning disabilities 2. Communication disorders 3. Emotional-behavioral disorders 4. Mild-intellectual disabilities

Question 27

Name the four types of low-incidence disabilities.

Answer 27

1. Blindness 2. Deafness 3. Severe intellectual disabilities 4. TBI

Question 28

What is the highest low-incidence disability?

Answer 28

Blindness

Question 29

What is becoming more and more prevalent and could eventually move up to high-incidence disabilities?

Answer 29

TBI

Question 30

What is a specially designed instruction that meets the unusual needs of an exceptional student and that requires special materials, teaching techniques, equipment, and/or facilities?

Answer 30

Special education

Question 31

What is the single most important goal of special education?

Answer 31

Finding and capitalizing on exceptional students’ abilities.