Multiple Choice
A person who is capital d Deaf
A) exhibits a loss of hearing later in life.
B) is politically active in the deaf community.
C) person refuses to use ASL, making him incommunicative.
D) does not need an interpreter to receive services.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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