IAAP CPACC ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ What should be done first to a workstation of someone in a wheelchair?
A. Adjustable height desk
B. Adjustable monitor
C. Make ergonomic
D. Ask if their comfortable.
Answer: ??
◍ [Architecture and Build Environment] What are three solutions to the
challenge faced by those who have mobility, flexibility, or body structure
disabilities:• Wheelchair users are unable to use steps.
Answer: • Outside: Accessible ramps and parking• Inside: ramps and
elevators• Clearly identified and labeled accessible routes
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 4, perceptible information,
in relation to taxis?.
Answer: • Touchscreens for people who are blind to use to access
information about the taxi and fare
◍ What is a print disability?.
Answer: when a person can not read printed materials, like newspapers or
signs
◍ How much time does a11y add to development? (best case).
Answer: 1% to 5%
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 4, perceptible information,
in relation to printed materials?.
Answer: • Options that are provided for printed materials, such as braille,
large print, and electronic formats• Content on printed materials that is clear
and distinguishable
,◍ Who is in charge of communicating out the accessibility strategy
A. Communication Management
B. Risk Management
C. Stakeholder Management
D. Quality Management.
Answer: A. Communication Management Focused study material:
https://dequeuniversity.com/class/iaap-cpacc1/governance-management/
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 7, size and space for
approach and use, in relation to transportation systems?.
Answer: • Turnstiles and gates that are large enough and wide enough for
wheelchairs and various people to use
◍ What is a better term than "the disabled, the handicapped"?.
Answer: People with disabilities
◍ European Agency for Special Needs & Inclusive Education Guidelines has 7
broad recommendations to produce accessible information which are....
Answer: 1. Include a statement2. Strategy3. Appoint someone4. Plan an
implementation5. Embed a11y into information processes6. Provide a11y
training7. Do a quality check
◍ [Consumer & Industrial Products] What are three solutions to the challenge
faced by those with blindness:• Cannot read money to determine its value.
Answer: • Mobile apps can photograph the money and read its value• Paper
bills and coin can be distinguished via touch• Non-cash payment systems
can use screen readers or self-voiding output (mobile devices, on-site
payment hardware, computers)
◍ What US procurement law takes accessibility into account when procuring
information technologies?.
Answer: Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act
◍ Which accessibility design feature should be visible to sighted keyboard
users when the item receives keyboard focus?
A. Alt text for images
, B. The code that links a form element to its form label
C. Skip Navigation Links
D. ARIA landmark roles.
Answer: C. Skip Navigation Links
◍ [Architecture & Built Environment] What are six solutions to the challenge
faced by those with blindness:• Cannot see when walking.
Answer: • Canes• Service animals• GPS-based walking instructions with an
audio interface, either automated or via remote human navigator• Raised
tiles to indicate edges of platforms, a pathway along a sidewalk, the
beginning of a staircase, etc.• Eliminate low-hanging architectural features
that a blind person can bump into• Clear pathways without obstructions in
hallways, sidewalks
◍ Which principle of WCAG refers to the backward and forward compatibility
of digital products?.
Answer: Robust
◍ What is a weakness of the Social Identity or Cultural Affiliation Model?.
Answer: It may not be useful basis for technical definitions of disability
because groups of people with different disabilities may consider themselves
as part of the same social group
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 2, flexibility in use, in
relation to ATMs?.
Answer: • ATMs that have tactile interfaces, such as dials, or touchscreen
interface and larger buttons• ATMs that are placed at varying heights for
diverse users to access, and designed for wheelchair access
◍ [ICT] What are two solutions to the challenge faced by those who have
mobility, flexibility, or body structure disabilities:• May be unable to use a
mouse due to difficulty or inability to use hands.
Answer: • Alternative keyboards, mouth sticks, single switch devices,
speech recognition software, and eye tracking technologies enable users to
use a computer without the need for a mouse• Developers and designers can
ensure digital content is accessible using keyboard devices
, ◍ What are three solutions to the challenge faced by those who have speech
disabilities:• Difficulty with producing speech sounds.
Answer: • May use low tech AAC such as communication boards or
gestures to supplement speech• May use high tech AAC such as
computer-generated voices to replace speech• Be patient and give people
time to communicate thoughts; ask for clarification, if necessary
◍ Who uses assistive technology?.
Answer: All of the above
◍ What is an example of multiple means of action and expression
A. Give one group multiple projects
B. Post lectures online
C. Give feedback twice a month
D. Give different crossword puzzles for different vocab sets.
Answer: A. Give one group multiple projects
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 1, equitable use, in relation
to grocery stores?.
Answer: • Shelves, product markers, product information, and prices that
can be exposed to portable devices• Orientation and guidance provided in
the grocery store for everyone to help find items
◍ What Canadian technology-specific standards requires Canadian
government websites to be accessible?.
Answer: Web Standards for the Government of Canada
◍ What must Netherlands government websites comply with?.
Answer: WCAG AA
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 6, low physical effort, in
relation to bathrooms?.
Answer: • Bathrooms that serve the needs of diverse individuals by
providing hands-free faucets, automatic flushing, and handles for supprt
◍ A popular color design theme in a website CMS features pastel color
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ What should be done first to a workstation of someone in a wheelchair?
A. Adjustable height desk
B. Adjustable monitor
C. Make ergonomic
D. Ask if their comfortable.
Answer: ??
◍ [Architecture and Build Environment] What are three solutions to the
challenge faced by those who have mobility, flexibility, or body structure
disabilities:• Wheelchair users are unable to use steps.
Answer: • Outside: Accessible ramps and parking• Inside: ramps and
elevators• Clearly identified and labeled accessible routes
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 4, perceptible information,
in relation to taxis?.
Answer: • Touchscreens for people who are blind to use to access
information about the taxi and fare
◍ What is a print disability?.
Answer: when a person can not read printed materials, like newspapers or
signs
◍ How much time does a11y add to development? (best case).
Answer: 1% to 5%
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 4, perceptible information,
in relation to printed materials?.
Answer: • Options that are provided for printed materials, such as braille,
large print, and electronic formats• Content on printed materials that is clear
and distinguishable
,◍ Who is in charge of communicating out the accessibility strategy
A. Communication Management
B. Risk Management
C. Stakeholder Management
D. Quality Management.
Answer: A. Communication Management Focused study material:
https://dequeuniversity.com/class/iaap-cpacc1/governance-management/
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 7, size and space for
approach and use, in relation to transportation systems?.
Answer: • Turnstiles and gates that are large enough and wide enough for
wheelchairs and various people to use
◍ What is a better term than "the disabled, the handicapped"?.
Answer: People with disabilities
◍ European Agency for Special Needs & Inclusive Education Guidelines has 7
broad recommendations to produce accessible information which are....
Answer: 1. Include a statement2. Strategy3. Appoint someone4. Plan an
implementation5. Embed a11y into information processes6. Provide a11y
training7. Do a quality check
◍ [Consumer & Industrial Products] What are three solutions to the challenge
faced by those with blindness:• Cannot read money to determine its value.
Answer: • Mobile apps can photograph the money and read its value• Paper
bills and coin can be distinguished via touch• Non-cash payment systems
can use screen readers or self-voiding output (mobile devices, on-site
payment hardware, computers)
◍ What US procurement law takes accessibility into account when procuring
information technologies?.
Answer: Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act
◍ Which accessibility design feature should be visible to sighted keyboard
users when the item receives keyboard focus?
A. Alt text for images
, B. The code that links a form element to its form label
C. Skip Navigation Links
D. ARIA landmark roles.
Answer: C. Skip Navigation Links
◍ [Architecture & Built Environment] What are six solutions to the challenge
faced by those with blindness:• Cannot see when walking.
Answer: • Canes• Service animals• GPS-based walking instructions with an
audio interface, either automated or via remote human navigator• Raised
tiles to indicate edges of platforms, a pathway along a sidewalk, the
beginning of a staircase, etc.• Eliminate low-hanging architectural features
that a blind person can bump into• Clear pathways without obstructions in
hallways, sidewalks
◍ Which principle of WCAG refers to the backward and forward compatibility
of digital products?.
Answer: Robust
◍ What is a weakness of the Social Identity or Cultural Affiliation Model?.
Answer: It may not be useful basis for technical definitions of disability
because groups of people with different disabilities may consider themselves
as part of the same social group
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 2, flexibility in use, in
relation to ATMs?.
Answer: • ATMs that have tactile interfaces, such as dials, or touchscreen
interface and larger buttons• ATMs that are placed at varying heights for
diverse users to access, and designed for wheelchair access
◍ [ICT] What are two solutions to the challenge faced by those who have
mobility, flexibility, or body structure disabilities:• May be unable to use a
mouse due to difficulty or inability to use hands.
Answer: • Alternative keyboards, mouth sticks, single switch devices,
speech recognition software, and eye tracking technologies enable users to
use a computer without the need for a mouse• Developers and designers can
ensure digital content is accessible using keyboard devices
, ◍ What are three solutions to the challenge faced by those who have speech
disabilities:• Difficulty with producing speech sounds.
Answer: • May use low tech AAC such as communication boards or
gestures to supplement speech• May use high tech AAC such as
computer-generated voices to replace speech• Be patient and give people
time to communicate thoughts; ask for clarification, if necessary
◍ Who uses assistive technology?.
Answer: All of the above
◍ What is an example of multiple means of action and expression
A. Give one group multiple projects
B. Post lectures online
C. Give feedback twice a month
D. Give different crossword puzzles for different vocab sets.
Answer: A. Give one group multiple projects
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 1, equitable use, in relation
to grocery stores?.
Answer: • Shelves, product markers, product information, and prices that
can be exposed to portable devices• Orientation and guidance provided in
the grocery store for everyone to help find items
◍ What Canadian technology-specific standards requires Canadian
government websites to be accessible?.
Answer: Web Standards for the Government of Canada
◍ What must Netherlands government websites comply with?.
Answer: WCAG AA
◍ What is an example of universal design principal 6, low physical effort, in
relation to bathrooms?.
Answer: • Bathrooms that serve the needs of diverse individuals by
providing hands-free faucets, automatic flushing, and handles for supprt
◍ A popular color design theme in a website CMS features pastel color
