ACVREP PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS
what is an effective strategy for a learner to use to cross a street in an area with no
sidewalks?
follow the curving shoreline until a 90 degree turn is complete then square off with the
shoreline.
why do young children with visual impairments show lag in environmental exploration?
awareness of the existence of objects in the environment is limited.
A COMS has received a new third-grade learner with a rigid cane. The learner has
transferred into the school district but the records from the learner's previous district
have not yet arrived. The previous district has assured the specialist the records are on
the way. How should the O&M spcialist proceed
Make a thorough and complete effort to obtain all relevant information before beginning
instruction.
An O&M assessment of an adult learned indicates that, at her present-level ability, she
is able to cross simple signalized intersections safely but lacks familiarity with the
intricacies of complex traffic signal phasing found in her work environment. What is an
appropriate goal for this learner?
A goal related to intersection analysis
Which form of spatial reference are learners using when they are able to locate a store
by street and number address?
Cartographic
What should be determined before beginning to train a learner to use eccentric viewing?
best angle for optimal clarity
What are two instructional strategies to assist learners to perceive and organize spatial
information?
Provide opportunities for systematic and structured exploration of the environment,
provide human guide to allow the learner to isolate the task of gathering spatial
information
, Congenital blindness refers to a loss of vision that occurred prior to the establishment of
what?
Visual memory
What is a major advantage of using a primary ETA?
Extended preview
a 69 year old learner with macular degeneration is crossing a road where there is no
traffic signal or stop sign. Which feature is essential for her to be confident that it is clear
to cross?
The approaching vehicles can be seen with a warning time that is longer than her
crossing time.
Which two instructional strategies are most appropriate when working with learners with
multiple disabilities and visual impairments?
Utilize a task analysis; structure lessons with natural routines
Which professional should an O&M specialist contact with questions or concerns
regarding fine motor skill development of learners with visual impairments?
occupational therapist
A learner, who is a rote traveler, has become disoriented after veering and missing an
important tactile landmark. Which instructional strategy will assist the learner in
regaining orientation and completing the familiar route successfully?
Return the learner to the last familiar point along the route
How should a leaner locate the platform edge at a train station?
Approach the platform edge perpendicularly using constant contact technique
What advantage does a guide dog provide a handler?
guide Dogs intelligently disobey when there is danger
What four answer options are stages of adjustment to visual loss
shock and denial; coping and mobilization, mourning and withdrawal, reassessment and
reaffirmation
VERIFIED ANSWERS
what is an effective strategy for a learner to use to cross a street in an area with no
sidewalks?
follow the curving shoreline until a 90 degree turn is complete then square off with the
shoreline.
why do young children with visual impairments show lag in environmental exploration?
awareness of the existence of objects in the environment is limited.
A COMS has received a new third-grade learner with a rigid cane. The learner has
transferred into the school district but the records from the learner's previous district
have not yet arrived. The previous district has assured the specialist the records are on
the way. How should the O&M spcialist proceed
Make a thorough and complete effort to obtain all relevant information before beginning
instruction.
An O&M assessment of an adult learned indicates that, at her present-level ability, she
is able to cross simple signalized intersections safely but lacks familiarity with the
intricacies of complex traffic signal phasing found in her work environment. What is an
appropriate goal for this learner?
A goal related to intersection analysis
Which form of spatial reference are learners using when they are able to locate a store
by street and number address?
Cartographic
What should be determined before beginning to train a learner to use eccentric viewing?
best angle for optimal clarity
What are two instructional strategies to assist learners to perceive and organize spatial
information?
Provide opportunities for systematic and structured exploration of the environment,
provide human guide to allow the learner to isolate the task of gathering spatial
information
, Congenital blindness refers to a loss of vision that occurred prior to the establishment of
what?
Visual memory
What is a major advantage of using a primary ETA?
Extended preview
a 69 year old learner with macular degeneration is crossing a road where there is no
traffic signal or stop sign. Which feature is essential for her to be confident that it is clear
to cross?
The approaching vehicles can be seen with a warning time that is longer than her
crossing time.
Which two instructional strategies are most appropriate when working with learners with
multiple disabilities and visual impairments?
Utilize a task analysis; structure lessons with natural routines
Which professional should an O&M specialist contact with questions or concerns
regarding fine motor skill development of learners with visual impairments?
occupational therapist
A learner, who is a rote traveler, has become disoriented after veering and missing an
important tactile landmark. Which instructional strategy will assist the learner in
regaining orientation and completing the familiar route successfully?
Return the learner to the last familiar point along the route
How should a leaner locate the platform edge at a train station?
Approach the platform edge perpendicularly using constant contact technique
What advantage does a guide dog provide a handler?
guide Dogs intelligently disobey when there is danger
What four answer options are stages of adjustment to visual loss
shock and denial; coping and mobilization, mourning and withdrawal, reassessment and
reaffirmation
