WGU D293 Oa Practice Test 2: Accessibility Principles &
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❖Accessibility Principles & Assessment Types
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1. A visually impaired student in an online sociology course at Central University
cannot access multimedia resources because the videos lack captions and
descriptive audio. The course deals with sensitive topics, requiring nuanced
understanding that the student cannot achieve without full access. Which
principle of accessibility is most directly violated?
Perceivable
Operable
Understandable
Robust
Equitable
Correct
2. During a final online examination for a business ethics course, Alex, a student
with arthritis, struggles with timed assessments that require rapid responses.
This difficulty arises because the platform used does not accommodate
extended time or alternative input methods, limiting Alex’s ability to perform
under pressure. What principle of accessibility is most clearly not met?
, Perceivable
Operable
Understandable
Robust
Timely
Correct
3. In an online legal studies course at Lawson College, Jamie, a student with
dyslexia, finds the dense and unstructured presentation of course content
confusing. The course's reliance on lengthy, complex legal documents without
supportive visual aids or structured breakdowns exacerbates Jamie's learning
challenges. Which principle of accessibility is being compromised?
Perceivable
Operable
Understandable
Robust
Intuitive
Correct
4. Mia, a learner trying to access an online lab simulation on an older tablet,
experiences frequent crashes. The simulation, crucial for her biology course at
Riverdale University, involves interactive 3D models of cell structures, which her
device cannot process efficiently. Which principle of accessibility is neglected
here?