Universal design for the physical world - Multi-level buildings

Question 1

True or False: Stairs are universally accessible.

Answer 1

False

Question 2

Which of the following assistive technologies was designed to help people with mobility impairments climb stairs?
A. Kamen Chair
B. iBot Wheelchair
C. Sky Chair
D. Elevating Chair

Answer 2

B. iBot Wheelchair

Question 3

True or False: The iBot wheelchair is still available for purchase on the new market.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

What is the primary solution to help wheelchair users access multiple levels in buildings?
A. Escalators
B. Elevators
C. Stair-climbing technology
D. Ramps

Answer 4

B. Elevators

Question 5

True or False: People with quadriplegia can generally use elevators independently.

Answer 5

False

Question 6

Which of the following is a challenge for blind people when using older elevators?
A. Lack of raised numbers or braille on the buttons
B. Too many floors
C. Elevator doors that close too quickly
D. Buttons that are too high

Answer 6

A. Lack of raised numbers or braille on the buttons

Question 7

True or False: Raised numbers or braille on elevator buttons fully solve the accessibility issue for blind people.

Answer 7

False

Question 8

Which Universal Design principle involves making elevator buttons tactile or including braille?
A. Perceptible Information
B. Equitable Use
C. Simple and Intuitive
D. Low Physical Effort

Answer 8

A. Perceptible Information

Question 9

What Universal Design principle does the availability of elevators for access to multiple levels in buildings demonstrate?
A. Perceptible Information
B. Equitable Use
C. Flexibility in Use
D. Tolerance for Error

Answer 9

B. Equitable Use