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Cook: Essentials of Assistive Technologies
Chapter 07: Computer Access: Augmenting the Keyboard and Mouse

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MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. What are the two major technology goals of allowing people with disabilities full
access to computers?

A. Ensure that the user is positioned properly with adapted equipment.

B. Ensure that all functions of the computer are available to the user who has a
disability.
C. Ensure that all application software that runs on an unmodified computer will run
on a modified computer.
D. B and C

ANS: D

2. What does emulation of mouse or keyboard mean?

A. Augmenting the speed that the user enters text

B. An alternate device that is made to function like a keyboard or mouse
C. A device that does not require an input source
D. Augmenting the user’s accuracy entering text

ANS: B

3. Filter Keys, Bounce Keys, Slow Keys, and Repeat Keys refer to:

A. Keyboard options to avoid double entries

B. Keyboard guard options
C. Keyboard keys marked Filter, Bounce, Slow, and Repeat
D. Keyboard keys that are altered to be rubbery or spongy so that they are slow,
bounce, and repeat

ANS: A

4. An automatic speech recognition (ASR) system with a speaker-dependent system

refers to:

A. An ASR system that recognizes speech patterns of individuals by using samples

of human speech and their pronunciation
B. The user is dependent or reliant on someone else to speak verbal cues to activate
the control interface

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C. An ASR system that the user trains to recognize his voice by producing several
samples of the same utterance
D. A text-to-speech AT device that depends on user control

ANS: C

5. Mouse Keys as an accessibility option refers to:

A. Tiny keyboard keys that are mouse shaped

B. Software that interprets a keystroke as mouse input
C. The option for Mickey Mouse’s image to appear on all keyboard keys
D. Using the unmodified arrow keys to move up, down, right, or left within a
document

ANS: B

6. You are working with an individual to determine the most appropriate means of
computer access. This individual has cerebral palsy, athetoid subtype. He is unable to
reliably hold his head in midline, has difficulty performing gross motor and fine
motor activities secondary to his writhing or involuntary movements, and has some
visual disturbances. Because of his severe dysarthria, he uses an AAC device. When
you work with him, you see that he already uses a trackball mouse. Which of the
following would be the most appropriate means of computer access for this
individual?

A. An automatic speech-recognition system for mouse emulation

B. Trackball using software mouse adjustment
C. Head-controlled mouse emulator
D. Mouse keys

ANS: B

7. What is included in a setup used for computer access for a given application and
specific person with a disability?

A. An input method
B. Overlays
C. Set of options
D. All of the above

ANS: D

8. What is the most important feature of cell phone accessibility for the disabled user?

A. Bluetooth earpiece that can be easily donned and doffed

B. Protective case, because it may be dropped owing to limited fine motor control

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C. A custom cell phone setup that is individualized to a specific disabled user to

allow independent access
D. Continuous power on because On/Off buttons are hard to activate

ANS: C

9. What is a Jouse?

A. A trackball mouse controlled by the foot

B. A joystick-operated mouse that is controlled by the head
C. A trackball mouse operated by the fingers
D. A joystick-operated mouse that is controlled by the chin or mouth

ANS: D

10. “A switch causes a line to move slowly down the screen intersecting various on-
screen icons. A second switch press causes a pointer or vertical line to move across
the screen. When the pointer or vertical line is located over the desired screen icon, a
third switch press selects that icon as though the mouse button had been pressed.”
This describes one specific type of keyboard or mouse substitute in the Cartesian
approach. What is being described?

A. Scanning
B. An emulator setup
C. On-screen keyboard
D. A proportional joystick

ANS: A

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