Question 1

A hearing aid can be useful to even a person who has a profound hearing loss.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The surgical process in which the ear drum is punctured to drain off fluid build- up caused by otitis media is called a ___.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The surgical process in which the ear...

Question 3

American Sign Language (ASL) is used extensively in the deaf community. Which of the following does NOT describe ASL?

Accepted Answer

A)  ASL follows the same semantic and syntactic structure as spoken language 
B)  ASL is distinct and genetically unrelated to spoken English 
C)  ASL is part of the bilingual education proposed for deaf students 
D)  ASL is the natural communication mode of deaf adults 
E)  ASL is founded on a combination of symbolic gestures 
A)  ASL follows the same semantic and syntactic structure as spoken language 
B)  ASL is distinct and genetically unrelated to spoken English 
C)  ASL is part of the bilingual education proposed for deaf students 
D)  ASL is the natural communication mode of deaf adults 
E)  ASL is founded on a combination of symbolic gestures

Question 4

Scattered research has looked at hearing children of deaf parents. Some research has revealed that fewer than half the children of deaf parents develop normal language. Which of the following speech and language problems is NOT typical of these children?

Accepted Answer

A)  interpreting facial expressions 
B)  fluency disorders 
C)  defective articulation 
D)  deviant stress patterns 
E)  distorted intonational patterns 
A)  interpreting facial expressions 
B)  fluency disorders 
C)  defective articulation 
D)  deviant stress patterns 
E)  distorted intonational patterns

Question 5

Compare, contrast, and briefly describe prelingual and post- lingual deafness.

Accepted Answer

Prelingual deafness refers to hearing lo

Question 6

Experts argue that deafness is the most difficult impairment for teachers to deal with, since in its most severe form the deprivation of language creates a barrier to learning.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The major organ of balance in the inner ear is the _____ .

Accepted Answer

vestibular

Question 8

Of all developmental domains, a young hearing- impaired child will have the greatest difficulty in developing _____ skills.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Of all developmental domains, a young hearing-...

Question 9

The mechanism that vibrates when struck by sound waves is the

Accepted Answer

A)  tympanic membrane 
B)  meatus 
C)  eardrum 
D)  pinna 
E)  Stapes 
A)  tympanic membrane 
B)  meatus 
C)  eardrum 
D)  pinna 
E)  Stapes

Question 10

In the regular classroom, a child with a bilateral hearing loss is best seated

Accepted Answer

A)  right at the front of the room. 
B)  on the left hand side of the room. 
C)  near the teacher's desk. 
D)  in the middle row, at the front. 
E)  on the right hand side of the room. 
A)  right at the front of the room. 
B)  on the left hand side of the room. 
C)  near the teacher's desk. 
D)  in the middle row, at the front. 
E)  on the right hand side of the room.

Question 11

List three technical devices that can enhance a deaf person's communication potential.

Accepted Answer

Certainly! Three technical devices that

Question 12

The point at which a person begins to detect sounds is called the ____ ____ .

Accepted Answer

The answer of The point at which a person begins...

Question 13

The condition characterized by nausea, vertigo, and tinnitus is known as ___ _____ .

Accepted Answer

The answer of The condition characterized by nausea, vertigo, and...

Question 14

Name the four designations that illustrate severity of hearing loss.

Accepted Answer

The four designations that illustrate th

Question 15

Those who are born with normal hearing but become deaf later in life have an _____hearing impairment.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Those who are born with normal hearing...

Question 16

Tinnitis is a confusing problem. It is

Accepted Answer

A)  an audiological problem. 
B)  produced at a specific site along the auditory mechanism. 
C)  manifested in the middle ear. 
D)  caused by a lack of inner ear fluid. 
E)  a medical condition of unknown cause. 
A)  an audiological problem. 
B)  produced at a specific site along the auditory mechanism. 
C)  manifested in the middle ear. 
D)  caused by a lack of inner ear fluid. 
E)  a medical condition of unknown cause.

Question 17

Which of the following statements is NOT a characteristic of hearing aids?

Accepted Answer

A)  a hearing aid is of use even to a profoundly deaf person 
B)  amplify sound and enhance gain 
C)  eliminate hearing difficulties 
D)  hearing aids differ in cost, size, and efficiency 
E)  involve tactile methods 
A)  a hearing aid is of use even to a profoundly deaf person 
B)  amplify sound and enhance gain 
C)  eliminate hearing difficulties 
D)  hearing aids differ in cost, size, and efficiency 
E)  involve tactile methods

Question 18

A child with a hearing loss of 35 db would be in the _____ level of severity.

Accepted Answer

mild (hard

Question 19

Differentiate between the four major classification systems for hearing impairment.

Accepted Answer

The four major classification systems fo

Question 20

Which of the following words would NOT describe the process of developing language skills for children with hearing impairments?

Accepted Answer

A)  long 
B)  arduous 
C)  facile 
D)  tedious 
E)  difficult 
A)  long 
B)  arduous 
C)  facile 
D)  tedious 
E)  difficult

A hearing aid can be useful to even a person who has a profound hearing loss.

The surgical process in which the ear drum is punctured to drain off fluid build- up caused by otitis media is called a ___.

American Sign Language (ASL) is used extensively in the deaf community. Which of the following does NOT describe ASL?

Scattered research has looked at hearing children of deaf parents. Some research has revealed that fewer than half the children of deaf parents develop normal language. Which of the following speech and language problems is NOT typical of these children?

Compare, contrast, and briefly describe prelingual and post- lingual deafness.

Experts argue that deafness is the most difficult impairment for teachers to deal with, since in its most severe form the deprivation of language creates a barrier to learning.

The major organ of balance in the inner ear is the _____ .

Of all developmental domains, a young hearing- impaired child will have the greatest difficulty in developing _____ skills.

The mechanism that vibrates when struck by sound waves is the

In the regular classroom, a child with a bilateral hearing loss is best seated

List three technical devices that can enhance a deaf person's communication potential.

The point at which a person begins to detect sounds is called the .

The condition characterized by nausea, vertigo, and tinnitus is known as _ ___ .

Name the four designations that illustrate severity of hearing loss.

Those who are born with normal hearing but become deaf later in life have an _____hearing impairment.

Tinnitis is a confusing problem. It is

Which of the following statements is NOT a characteristic of hearing aids?

A child with a hearing loss of 35 db would be in the _____ level of severity.

Differentiate between the four major classification systems for hearing impairment.

Which of the following words would NOT describe the process of developing language skills for children with hearing impairments?

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A hearing aid can be useful to even a person who has a profound hearing loss.

The surgical process in which the ear drum is punctured to drain off fluid build- up caused by otitis media is called a ___.

American Sign Language (ASL) is used extensively in the deaf community. Which of the following does NOT describe ASL?

Scattered research has looked at hearing children of deaf parents. Some research has revealed that fewer than half the children of deaf parents develop normal language. Which of the following speech and language problems is NOT typical of these children?

Compare, contrast, and briefly describe prelingual and post- lingual deafness.

Experts argue that deafness is the most difficult impairment for teachers to deal with, since in its most severe form the deprivation of language creates a barrier to learning.

The major organ of balance in the inner ear is the _____ .

Of all developmental domains, a young hearing- impaired child will have the greatest difficulty in developing _____ skills.

The mechanism that vibrates when struck by sound waves is the

In the regular classroom, a child with a bilateral hearing loss is best seated

List three technical devices that can enhance a deaf person's communication potential.

The point at which a person begins to detect sounds is called the ____ ____ .

The condition characterized by nausea, vertigo, and tinnitus is known as ___ _____ .

Name the four designations that illustrate severity of hearing loss.

Those who are born with normal hearing but become deaf later in life have an _____hearing impairment.

Tinnitis is a confusing problem. It is

Which of the following statements is NOT a characteristic of hearing aids?

A child with a hearing loss of 35 db would be in the _____ level of severity.

Differentiate between the four major classification systems for hearing impairment.

Which of the following words would NOT describe the process of developing language skills for children with hearing impairments?

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The point at which a person begins to detect sounds is called the .

The condition characterized by nausea, vertigo, and tinnitus is known as _ ___ .