IAAP CPACC PRACTICE EXAMINATION
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Difficulty producing speech sounds can be a challenge for people with
speech disabilities. What are the solutions?.
Answer: 1. Using low-tech AAC such as communication boards or gestures
to supplement speech (assistive technology)2. Using high-tech AAC such as
computer-generated voices to replace speech (assistive technology)3. Being
patient and giving people time to communicate thoughts and asking for
clarification, if necessary (adaptive strategy)
◍ Who uses assistive technology?
A. People who wear glasses or contact lenses
B. People who wear hearing aids
C. People who use screen readers
D. All of the above.
Answer: D. All of the above
◍ What are some examples of mobility, flexibility, and body structure
disabilities?.
Answer: Fine motor control, ambulation, muscle fatigue, body shape or size
◍ Perceiving words differently than others, such as seeing p b d q as the same
letter, can be a challenge for people with dyslexia. What are the potential
solutions? (2).
Answer: 1. Changing the font, contrast, or add an underline to keep words in
line (adaptive strategy)2. Granting additional time to complete tasks
(adaptive strategy)
◍ What are some assistive technologies or adaptive strategies for those with
, auditory disabilities?.
Answer: Video conferencing for signing, sign language interpretation /
Teletype / Captions, transcripts / Assistive listening devices / Haptic alerts
& feedback / Visual labels, notifications, and alerts / Hearing aids / Cochlear
implants / Voice carryover / Frequency Modulation (FM) systems / Infrared
systems / Text-to-speech (TTS) software / Personal listening devices (PLD)
/ Sound field systems / Noise-canceling headphones / Audio recorders
◍ Turning the pages of books, magazines, pamphlets, or other printed
materials can be a challenge for people with motor disabilities. What are the
potential solutions? (1).
Answer: 1. Providing printed materials in an alternative format for people to
use their own assistive technologies (adaptive strategy)
◍ Distinguishing right from left in graphic images can be a challenge for
people with math disabilities. What are the potential solutions? (2).
Answer: 1. Reading data in a table or text description as an alternative to the
graphic representation (adaptive strategy)2. Granting additional time to
complete tasks (adaptive strategy)
◍ Which of the following is true about the medical model of disability?
A. The medical model of disability looks to eliminate barriers and
limitations through innovative solutions.
B. The medical model of disability views people with disabilities as victims
of their conditions and pities them.
C. The medical model of disability focuses solely on the biological aspects
of disability.
D. The medical model of disability takes into account the impact of a
person's physical environment..
Answer: C. The medical model of disability focuses solely on the biological
aspects of disability.
◍ Copying graphs, figures and diagrams can be a challenge for people with
math disabilities. What are the potential solutions? (2).
Answer: 1. Using speech-to-text to verbalize instructions for completing
, homework and test questions (assistive technology)2. Granting additional
time to complete tasks (adaptive strategy)
◍ Being able to use stairs can be a challenge for people with motor disabilities.
What are the potential solutions? (3).
Answer: 1. Providing accessible parking and ramps for the exterior of
buildings (assistive technology)2. Providing ramps and elevators inside
(assistive technology)3. Ensuring accessible routes are identified and labeled
(adaptive strategy)
◍ How are dyslexia and dysgraphia different?.
Answer: Dyslexia affects a person's ability to read. Dysgraphia affects a
person's ability to write.
◍ True or False: people with disabilities are underrepresented in those who are
unemployed or under-employed, even after taking disability into account.
Answer: False
◍ Why can disability statistics vary so widely? (2).
Answer: 1. Differences in data collection methods2. Political or public
relations biases
◍ What is the biopsychosocial model of disability?.
Answer: It recognizes that disability is a complex and multi-faceted concept
and includes the biological, individual, and social aspects of disability.
◍ What are the strengths of the social identity or cultural affiliation model of
disability?.
Answer: Self-acceptance and empowerment, can be a point of pride
◍ What is the definition of mood disorders?.
Answer: Erratic changes in a person's mood; can cause mood fluctuations
ranging from happiness to sadness or lengthy periods of sadness
◍ What are the strengths of the functional solutions model of disability?.
Answer: Results-focused; trying to provide solutions to challenges and come
up with new, innovative ideas
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Difficulty producing speech sounds can be a challenge for people with
speech disabilities. What are the solutions?.
Answer: 1. Using low-tech AAC such as communication boards or gestures
to supplement speech (assistive technology)2. Using high-tech AAC such as
computer-generated voices to replace speech (assistive technology)3. Being
patient and giving people time to communicate thoughts and asking for
clarification, if necessary (adaptive strategy)
◍ Who uses assistive technology?
A. People who wear glasses or contact lenses
B. People who wear hearing aids
C. People who use screen readers
D. All of the above.
Answer: D. All of the above
◍ What are some examples of mobility, flexibility, and body structure
disabilities?.
Answer: Fine motor control, ambulation, muscle fatigue, body shape or size
◍ Perceiving words differently than others, such as seeing p b d q as the same
letter, can be a challenge for people with dyslexia. What are the potential
solutions? (2).
Answer: 1. Changing the font, contrast, or add an underline to keep words in
line (adaptive strategy)2. Granting additional time to complete tasks
(adaptive strategy)
◍ What are some assistive technologies or adaptive strategies for those with
, auditory disabilities?.
Answer: Video conferencing for signing, sign language interpretation /
Teletype / Captions, transcripts / Assistive listening devices / Haptic alerts
& feedback / Visual labels, notifications, and alerts / Hearing aids / Cochlear
implants / Voice carryover / Frequency Modulation (FM) systems / Infrared
systems / Text-to-speech (TTS) software / Personal listening devices (PLD)
/ Sound field systems / Noise-canceling headphones / Audio recorders
◍ Turning the pages of books, magazines, pamphlets, or other printed
materials can be a challenge for people with motor disabilities. What are the
potential solutions? (1).
Answer: 1. Providing printed materials in an alternative format for people to
use their own assistive technologies (adaptive strategy)
◍ Distinguishing right from left in graphic images can be a challenge for
people with math disabilities. What are the potential solutions? (2).
Answer: 1. Reading data in a table or text description as an alternative to the
graphic representation (adaptive strategy)2. Granting additional time to
complete tasks (adaptive strategy)
◍ Which of the following is true about the medical model of disability?
A. The medical model of disability looks to eliminate barriers and
limitations through innovative solutions.
B. The medical model of disability views people with disabilities as victims
of their conditions and pities them.
C. The medical model of disability focuses solely on the biological aspects
of disability.
D. The medical model of disability takes into account the impact of a
person's physical environment..
Answer: C. The medical model of disability focuses solely on the biological
aspects of disability.
◍ Copying graphs, figures and diagrams can be a challenge for people with
math disabilities. What are the potential solutions? (2).
Answer: 1. Using speech-to-text to verbalize instructions for completing
, homework and test questions (assistive technology)2. Granting additional
time to complete tasks (adaptive strategy)
◍ Being able to use stairs can be a challenge for people with motor disabilities.
What are the potential solutions? (3).
Answer: 1. Providing accessible parking and ramps for the exterior of
buildings (assistive technology)2. Providing ramps and elevators inside
(assistive technology)3. Ensuring accessible routes are identified and labeled
(adaptive strategy)
◍ How are dyslexia and dysgraphia different?.
Answer: Dyslexia affects a person's ability to read. Dysgraphia affects a
person's ability to write.
◍ True or False: people with disabilities are underrepresented in those who are
unemployed or under-employed, even after taking disability into account.
Answer: False
◍ Why can disability statistics vary so widely? (2).
Answer: 1. Differences in data collection methods2. Political or public
relations biases
◍ What is the biopsychosocial model of disability?.
Answer: It recognizes that disability is a complex and multi-faceted concept
and includes the biological, individual, and social aspects of disability.
◍ What are the strengths of the social identity or cultural affiliation model of
disability?.
Answer: Self-acceptance and empowerment, can be a point of pride
◍ What is the definition of mood disorders?.
Answer: Erratic changes in a person's mood; can cause mood fluctuations
ranging from happiness to sadness or lengthy periods of sadness
◍ What are the strengths of the functional solutions model of disability?.
Answer: Results-focused; trying to provide solutions to challenges and come
up with new, innovative ideas
