D002 IDEA EXAM WITH 100 COMPLETE QUESTION AND 100% COMPLETE ANSWERS/ESTUDY
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1. Prior to the reauthorization of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
(IDEA), the discrepancy model was used to identify learning disabilities. What did
the reauthorization of IDEA emphasize doing to identify learning disabilities
instead?
A) Use subjective assessments based on teacher observations
B) Use the discrepancy model to measure academic performance
C) Use scientific, research-based interventions and assessments
D) Rely solely on parental input for identification
CORRECT ANSWER:
C) Use scientific, research-based interventions and assessments
2. Which part of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) deals with
providing special education services to school-age students?
A) Part A
B) Part C
C) Part B
D) Part D
CORRECT ANSWER:
C) Part B
3. Which age range of students is protected under the Individuals with Disabilities
Education Act (IDEA)?
A) 0-2
B) 3-21
C) 5-18
D) 6-22
CORRECT ANSWER:
B) 3-21
4. What was the purpose of the Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975?
A) To provide financial support for college students
B) To address the needs of exceptional students in public schools
C) To promote inclusion in private schools
D) To establish standardized testing for all students
CORRECT ANSWER:
B) To address the needs of exceptional students in public schools
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5. What does the Zero Reject Principle state?
A) Schools can refuse students with disabilities if resources are limited
B) Schools must identify and educate all students with disabilities in their community
C) Only students with mild disabilities are eligible for services
D) Schools can reject students based on behavioral issues
CORRECT ANSWER:
B) Schools must identify and educate all students with disabilities in their community
6. What is the purpose of the Child Find System?
A) To limit access to special education services
B) To identify all children who are disabled or at risk for appropriate support services
C) To evaluate student performance
D) To provide funding for special education
CORRECT ANSWER:
B) To identify all children who are disabled or at risk for appropriate support services
7. What does FAPE stand for?
A) Free Access to Public Education
B) Free Appropriate Public Education
C) Funded Assistance for Public Education
D) Fair Access to Public Education
CORRECT ANSWER:
B) Free Appropriate Public Education
8. What does the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) principle require?
A) Students with disabilities must be in separate classrooms
B) Students with disabilities should be placed in the most inclusive setting possible
C) All students must be educated at home
D) Only gifted students can receive special services
CORRECT ANSWER:
B) Students with disabilities should be placed in the most inclusive setting possible
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9. What is a key feature of Nondiscriminatory Evaluation?
A) Evaluations can only be done in English
B) Evaluations must consider the child's cultural background and use multiple types of
tests
C) Only standardized tests can be used
D) Parents cannot be involved in the evaluation process
CORRECT ANSWER:
B) Evaluations must consider the child's cultural background and use multiple types of
tests
10. What does the 504 Rehabilitation Act of 1973 address?
A) Only educational opportunities for children
B) Protection from discrimination in any program receiving federal assistance
C) Only physical disabilities
D) Education funding
CORRECT ANSWER:
B) Protection from discrimination in any program receiving federal assistance
11. What does the American Disabilities Act of 1990 require?
A) Schools to offer only online classes
B) Directly address communication access, including closed captioning
C) Reduce funding for disability services
D) Limit participation in sports
CORRECT ANSWER:
B) Directly address communication access, including closed captioning
12. What is Specially Designed Instruction?
A) General education teaching
B) Adapting content, methodology, or delivery of instruction to meet the unique needs of a
child with a disability
C) Teaching only life skills
D) Standardized instruction for all students
CORRECT ANSWER:
B) Adapting content, methodology, or delivery of instruction to meet the unique needs of a
child with a disability
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