Universal design for learning - Multiple means of action and expression

Question 1

What does Understandability in web accessibility refer to?

Answer 1

Making content and interfaces that people can comprehend.

Question 2

True or False: Screen readers can automatically switch between languages if the webpage does not specify the language.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

What is one way web developers can help screen readers read content correctly?
(a) By making text bold
(b) By specifying the language in the markup
(c) By using larger fonts
(d) By changing text color

Answer 3

b) By specifying the language in the markup

Question 4

Which of the following can make reading more difficult for people with reading disabilities?
(a) Short words
(b) Complex sentence construction
(c) Short sentences
(d) Large font size

Answer 4

b) Complex sentence construction

Question 5

True or False: All text must be converted to images, audio, or video for full accessibility.

Answer 5

False

Question 6

What should web developers provide for people who cannot read at all?
(a) Simplified text
(b) Video content
(c) Audio or image formats
(d) Shorter paragraphs

Answer 6

c) Audio or image formats

Question 7

Which learning style benefits most from multimedia videos?
(a) Verbal
(b) Visual
(c) Auditory-musical
(d) Linguistic

Answer 7

c) Auditory-musical

Question 8

True or False: Websites should maintain a consistent look and feel across multiple pages or views.

Answer 8

True

Question 9

What type of assistance should be provided when asking for user input?
(a) Clear instructions
(b) Fancy animations
(c) Colorful buttons
(d) More complex forms

Answer 9

a) Clear instructions

Question 10

What is one way to ensure feedback and error messages are accessible to screen reader users?
(a) Place the message in an alert dialog
(b) Use larger fonts
(c) Add more navigation
(d) Avoid showing errors

Answer 10

a) Place the message in an alert dialog