edX Questions – 2 Fee: Free Practice Tests (based on CPACC Guide https://www.accessibilityassociation.org/ ) Passing score: 95% Time limit: 40 minutes Number of questions: 50 Format: Multiple Choice, Multi Answer and True/False Difficulty: Advance 117 Created on October 10, 2022 edX Questions - 2 edX Questions - 2 1 / 50 What challenges might someone with limited speech experience on the Web? (Check all that apply.)A) A contact us page with a phone number and no contact us form the formB) A voice search on mobile with no text based searchC) Missing of Closed CaptionsD) Missing Audio Description C and D B and D A and C A and B 2 / 50 Select some of the types of accessibility considerations defined by WCAG: (Check all that apply.)A) give users enough time to read and use contentB) help users avoid and correct mistakesC) remove all images and graphics from your contentD) maximize compatibility with current and future user tools C and D B, C and D A and B A, B and D 3 / 50 Which guidelines are considered an essential component of accessibility? (Check all that apply.)A) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)B) Screen Reader Scripting Guidelines (SRSG)C) Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines (ATAG)D) User Agent Accessibility Guidelines (UAAG) A, C and D A, B and D A, B, and C B, C and D 4 / 50 An outdoor workman is having trouble using a website on his mobile phone due to bright sunlight. What is this an example of?A) a visual disabilityB) a situational limitationC) poor mobile phone design All the above A and C B and C A and B 5 / 50 Most people with a "visual disability" rely on a screen reader that reads aloud the text that is displayed on the monitor. True False 6 / 50 A wheelchair user has a tablet computer mounted on her chair in landscape mode. The news reading app she wants to use requires the device to be rotated to portrait mode. What is this an example of?A) a physical disabilityB) a situational limitationC) poor mobile app design A and C B and C A and B All of the above 7 / 50 An effective bug report should be written for which of the following recipients? Other testers who can validate the issue Developers and designers who have extensive knowledge in accessibility Stakeholders who may not be well-informed about accessibility The core accessibility team 8 / 50 Why are tooltips problematic for screen magnification users? It is not possible to open tooltips with screen magnification running Content in tooltips sometimes opens off screen and is lost Text in tooltips is too small None 9 / 50 What challenges do braille display users and users with physical impairments have in common? (Check all that apply.)A) Lack of keyboard accessibility and insufficient text sizeB) Lack of keyboard accessibility and missing labels on buttonsC) Lack of keyboard accessibility and illogical focus order A and C None B and C A and B 10 / 50 When beginning the actual testing process, what should testers do first?A) Conduct keyboard accessibility testingB) Check if color is used to convey meaningC) Run an automated testD) Test for form validation accessibility B A D C 11 / 50 Our lifespans and health are increasing and we now have more active senior citizens wanting to use our online services. What factors should we consider when designing for seniors? (Check all that apply.)A) ability to resize textB) reduced payment plans for servicesC) subtitles on videosD) examples of acceptable input formats for form fieldsE) large control buttons A, C, D and E A and E A, D and E A, B, C and D 12 / 50 What is the most important reason for including accessibility requirements into your organization's procurement procedures? it makes selection processes easier suppliers are then contractually obligated to provide accessibility it protects you from litigation All of the above 13 / 50 About a third of accessibility problems can be found through automated testing. True False 14 / 50 Which of the following is not an example of a situational limitation? None of the above trying to navigate a website designed without support for keyboard trying to listen to verbal instructions on a mobile near roadworks trying to operate a mobile device in direct sunlight 15 / 50 A hard-of-hearing person has trouble using a mobile app to book a table for two at a popular restaurant, because the app only has error messages via sound. What affect might this have on the restaurant's long-term business? None All the options The restaurant can comfortably advertise its new mobile app thinking it will positively impact its reputation all round. The annoyed person tells their friends and family to avoid this restaurant, and they in turn tell others who then all shun the restaurant. 16 / 50 Which type of testing allows developers to evaluate small chunks of code for accessibility issues wiout any dependencies? Unit testing Manual testing Integration testing Regression testing 17 / 50 What is the definition of assistive technology? A hardware that people with disabilities use to adapt and access content A software that people with disabilities use to adapt and access content A hardware or software that removes disability A hardware and/or software that people with disabilities use to adapt and access content 18 / 50 The first thing to do to learn about making the web accessible to people with disabilities is to read all of the W3C accessibility guidelines. True False 19 / 50 Accessible website, apps, and other digital technology can benefit which of the following? (Check all that apply.)A) people with disabilitiesB) people using mobile phones, smart watches, smart TVs, and other devices with small screens, different input modes, etc.C) older people with changing abilities due to ageingD) people with “temporary disabilities” such as a broken armE) people with “situational limitations” such as in bright sunlightF) people using a slow Internet connection, or who have limited or expensive bandwidthG) All of the above A, B, C, D and F A, B and D C, D and E G 20 / 50 Who needs to comply with international laws and standards for accessibility? only businesses with international customers every business with digital products and services only businesses with high annual turnovers All of the above 21 / 50 Which of the following groups of people benefit from digital accessibility? (Check all that apply)A) people with dyslexiaB) people with a temporary impairment, for example a broken wristC) elderly peopleD) people with a visual impairmentE) All of the above E C and D B and C A and B 22 / 50 Automated testing should only be conducted during the testing phase of the development lifecycle. True False 23 / 50 Are responsive websites beneficial to screen magnification users? No, because users don't know where to find content such as navigation items No, because a single colum layout means less content on screen Yes, because content resizing to a single column reduces scrolling which is tiring None 24 / 50 What type of assistive technology could help a user with limited upper body movement? Switch controls Braille display None Speech output 25 / 50 At the beginning of this module, Shawn emphasized that the purpose of accessibility for websites, apps, and other digital technology is: to meet project requirement checklists to conform to the W3C web accessibility standards (WCAG) to follow governmental laws or regulations to make them work well for people with disabilities 26 / 50 What do blind people use to enable them to watch and understand video content? Consider different types of 'video content', for example with and without audio, and people with multiple disabilities. (2 correct answers)A) Closed CaptionsB) Text transcriptsC) Sign LanguageD) Audio Description B and D A and D C and D A, B and D 27 / 50 Remediation for all accessibility issues should be: Made top priority for all staff until the issues are resolved Prioritized according to factors such as impact, severity, frequency, etc. Performed by contractors Completed before the application is released 28 / 50 Which of the following are WAI accessibility guidelines? (Check all that apply.)A) WCAGB) HTML5C) WAI-IGD) ATAG A and D A and C B and C A and B 29 / 50 In terms of website development, what does User-centered design mean? (Check all that apply.)A) thinking about the users during the planning processB) putting the focus on the needs of the user at the front of the design processC) testing user satisfaction when they use the completed websiteD) including potential users in design focus groupsE) All of the above E A, C and D A and C A, B and D 30 / 50 Only people who are blind or have significant low vision use screen readers. People who can see well do not use screen readers. True False 31 / 50 What are essential design features for speech input? (Check all that apply.)A) Visible page bordersB) Visible focusC) Information that appears on hoverD) Visible labels on buttons C and D B and D A and C A and D 32 / 50 What enables people who are deaf or hard of hearing access audio and video content? (Check all that apply.)A) Closed CaptionsB) Audio DescriptionC) Text alternatives on media player buttonsD) A text transcript B and D A and D A and C A and B 33 / 50 The main point of the Web Accessibility Perspectives video (that showed people using accessibility features in many situations) is:A) Most websites are inaccessible to people who are blind.B) People who are deaf need captions when they watch videos online.C) Web accessibility is essential for some, and useful for all. Accessibility functionality that is needed by people with disabilities, is also used by people without disabilities.D) Some people cannot use a mouse, and need websites and apps to work with only the keyboard. C A and C B A and B 34 / 50 Which of the following is not one of the four POUR principles of digital accessibility? Reliable Operable Perceivable Understandable 35 / 50 Everyone with "low vision" needs large text with lots of space between lines. True False 36 / 50 Testing to uncover any new errors introduced by the remediation process is called: Regression testing Integration testing Acceptance testing Beta testing 37 / 50 A User-centred design process goes through the following stages. (Check the one that applies.) Requirement Analysis, Design, Implementation, Testing, Stop Requirement Analysis, Design, Implementation, Testing, Evolution, Repeat... Requirement Analysis, Design, Implementation, Testing, Evolution, Stop Requirement Analysis, Design, Implementation, Testing, Evolution, Evaluation, Stop. 38 / 50 Which of the following are examples of assistive technologies? (Choose all that apply.)A) GlassesB) Spell checkerC) Specialized keyboardD) Screen readerE) Voice assistance such as Alexa, Google home or CortanaF) All the above A, B, C and D All the above A, C, D and E B, C and D 39 / 50 What assistive technologies might a person with autism more commonly use? Speech input None of the above Screen magnification A screen reader 40 / 50 What types of user may use a screen reader to acccess digital content (Choose all that apply.)A) a user with learning difficultiesB) a blind userC) a user with limited upper body movementD) a user with low vision A, B and D C and D B and C A and D 41 / 50 The purpose of links must always be conveyed through the link text itself. False True 42 / 50 To be compliant, captions for videos must include all of the following EXCEPT: Identity of multiple speakers Narration and dialog Important sound effects Description of visual content 43 / 50 Which adaptive strategies make audiovisual presentations more accessible?A) Using closed captionsB) Using keyboard shortcutsC) Using text descriptions of imagesD) Using audio description A and B A and D A and C B and D 44 / 50 Can an accessibility evaluation tools test the accessibility of images? No, an evaluation tool can not identify the presence of an image or the content of the text alternative. Yes, they can test the existance of images and what their text alternatives are. None of the above No, an evaluation tool can only identify if an image has a missing text alternative but can not tell you if that text alternative is appropriate in the context where it is present. 45 / 50 Which of the following statements is true? Only using a combination of accessibility evaluation tools and manual testing can tell you how accessible and compliant your site is Accessibility evaluation tools can tell you if your site is one hundred percent accessible and compliant Accessibility evaluation tools can tell you if your site is accessible and compliant with the exception of images Only manual testing can tell you if your site is one hundred percent accessible and compliant 46 / 50 What types of challenges might people with physical disabilities experience? (Choose all that apply.) Lack of visible focus Poor keyboard accessibility Lack of visible labels on buttons Poor color contrast 47 / 50 What is the commonly cited figure for the percentage of the population that have a disability? (Check all that apply.) Approximately 15-20% Less than 10% None of the above Approximately 30% 48 / 50 How can the browser be used to adapt content to user preferences? (Check all that apply.)A) Increase font sizeB) Zoom contentC) Adding text alternativesD) Increase only the size of images C and D A and B B and C A and C 49 / 50 Many older people have age-related impairments that can affect how they use the Web. However, many of these also apply to younger people. Which of the following impairments could apply to both groups? (Check all that apply)A) cognitionB) hearingC) movementD) visionE) All of the above A, B and D A and C E A and B 50 / 50 Providing digital accessibility can benefit your business by which of the following ways? (4 correct answers)A) Driving innovationB) Lowering initial development costsC) Enhancing your brand reputationD) Extending market reachE) Minimizing legal risk A, C, D and E A, C and E B, C, D and E A and C Your score is The average score is 4% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz