Question

QUESTION 1

Which behavior that shows Audism?

		Making phone calls for a Deaf person since they can't
		Refusing to call an interpreter when one is requested
		Assuming that those with better speech/English skills are superior over ASL signers
		All Above

QUESTION 2

Where is Audism?

		Work
		Family
		Deaf Community
		All Above

QUESTION 3

Deaf people can take Audism to court.

		True
		False

QUESTION 4

Wow! The Deaf boy is smart! Is that an example of Audism?

		True
		False

QUESTION 5

Definition for Audism- The notion that one is superior based on one's ability to hear or behave in the manner of one who hears.

		True
		False

Answer 1

Answer 1: All of the above.

Answer 2: Deaf Community

Answer 3: True, deaf individuals have been given equal rights to access and avail the court through a certifed interpreter by the American law under the American with Disailities Act (ADA).

Answer 4: True. This statement reflects a patronizing behavior towards individuals with hearing difficulty and can prove to be offensive to such individuals.

Answer 5: True. the Definition is given by the Deaf Scholar, Tom Humphries in the year 1975. the definition in an essay he wrote but remained unpublished.