Question:1 of 45 Time Remaining:00:48:17
The Deaf President Now Movement
Stimulus:1 of 7
The Deaf President Now (DPN) movement marked a growing shift in perceptions of
Which of the following is irrelevant information when writing a summary of the passage?
deaf people.
Gallaudet University, in Washington D.C., was established as a school for deaf students.The
founder convinced Congress to fund the school,and it eventually became an institution for
higher learning. In a nod of support,U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant signed the Gallaudet
diplomas.Future presidents continued the tradition, so all Gallaudet graduates receive Students wore buttons that read 31/2.
diplomas signed by the U.S. President.
Gallaudet University grew as a center for deaf education and advocacy. Students protested for just a week.
In 1988,Gallaudet University was selecting a new university president.The board of
All the demands of the DPN protest were met.
trustees had well-qualified candidates, and all but one was deaf.On a Sunday,the board
hastily announced they had selected the sole hearing candidate.
The board of trustees selected the only hearing candidate.
The reaction on campus was outrage.Students congregated to protest.Crowds marched to
the meeting location and demanded an explanation.Through the closed-door discussion
with protest leaders,a trustee created more discontent.He allegedly stated, "Deaf people
are not able to function in a hearing world."
Throughout the week, there were more speeches and rallies.A media blitz spread the news
globally. Students did not attend class to express their anger.Protest leaders formalized
their demands,including a deaf president,the offending trustee must resign, the board of
trustees must have 51% deaf leadership,and no reprisals against participants.
Support flowed in from across the world. The U.S. Vice President wrote,"Gallaudet has a
responsibility to set an example and thus to appoint a nresident who is not only highly
qualified hut who is also deaf"
,Question:2 of 45 Time Remaining:00:48:04
The Deaf President Now Movement
Stimulus:2 of 7
The Deaf President Now (DPN) movement marked a growing shift in perceptions of deaf
Which of the following is a detail that can help the reader infer why the U.S.vice president wrote
people. a letter of support for the DPN movement?
Gallaudet University, in Washington D.C., was established as a school for deaf students.The
founder convinced Congress to fund the school, and it eventually became an institution for
higher learning. In a nod of support,U.S. President Ulysses S.Grant signed the Gallaudet
The U.S. vice president was a Gallaudet University graduate who was not deaf.
diplomas.Future presidents continued the tradition, so all Gallaudet graduates receive
diplomas signed by the U.S.President.
Gallaudet University grew as a center for deaf education and advocacy. The Gallaudet University students gave speeches supporting their demands.
In 1988,Gallaudet University was selecting a new university president.The board of
trustees had well-qualified candidates, and all but one was deaf.On a Sunday, the board
hastily announced they had selected the sole hearing candidate. Closed-door discussion created more discontent among the Gallaudet
University students.
The reaction on campus was outrage. Students congregated to protest.Crowds marched to
the meeting location and demanded an explanation.Through the closed-door discussion The U.S. president signs the diplomas of Gallaudet University graduates.
with protest leaders,a trustee created more discontent.He allegedly stated, "Deaf people
are not able to function in a hearing world."
Throughout the week,there were more speeches and rallies. A media blitz spread the news
globally. Students did not attend class to express their anger.Protest leaders formalized
their demands, including a deaf president,the offending trustee must resign, the board of
trustees must have 51% deaf leadership, and no reprisals against participants.
Support flowed in from across the world. The U.S.Vice President wrote,"Gallaudet has a
responsibility to set an example and thus to appoint a nresident who is not onlv highly
qualified hut who is also deaf"
,Question:3 of 45 Time Remaining:00:47:54
The Deaf President Now Movement
Stimulus:3 of 7
The Deaf President Now(DPN)movement marked a growing shift in perceptions of deaf
Which of the following is a conclusion that can be drawn from the passage?
people.
Gallaudet University, in Washington D.C., was established as a school for deaf students.The
founder convinced Congress to fund the school,and it eventually became an institution for
higher learning. In a nod of support,U.S.President Ulysses S.Grant signed the Gallaudet
diplomas.Future presidents continued the tradition, so all Gallaudet graduates receive The DPN movement started when the only hearing candidate was appointed as
diplomas signed by the U.S. President. president.
Gallaudet University grew as a center for deaf education and advocacy.
The DPN movement was a first-of its-kind representation protest movement.
In 1988,Gallaudet University was selecting a new university president.The board of trustees
had well-qualified candidates, and all but one was deaf.On a Sunday,the board hastily
announced they had selected the sole hearing candidate.
The board of trustees did not bend to the pressure the movement applied.
The reaction on campus was outrage.Students congregated to protest.Crowds marched to
the meeting location and demanded an explanation.Through the closed-door discussion
with protest leaders, a trustee created more discontent. He allegedly stated, "Deaf people The students who participated in the protest would later face consequences.
are not able to function in a hearing world."
Throughout the week,there were more speeches and rallies. A media blitz spread the news
globally. Students did not attend class to express their anger.Protest leaders formalized
their demands,including a deaf president, the offending trustee must resign, the board of
trustees must have 51% deaf leadership, and no reprisals against participants.
Support flowed in from across the world.The U.S.Vice President wrote,"Gallaudet has a
responsibility to set an example and thus to appoint a nresident who is not only highly
qualified but who is also deaf"
, Question:4 of 45 Time Remaining:00:47:15
The Deaf President Now Movement
Stimulus: 4 of 7
The Deaf President Now (DPN) movement marked a growing shift in perceptions of
Which of the following would be a textual feature to add to the passage if used in a mnagazine
deaf people. publication?
Gallaudet University, in Washington D.C., was established as a school for deaf students.The
founder convinced Congress to fund the school,and it eventually became an institution for
higher learning. In a nod of support,U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant signed the Gallaudet
diplomas.Future presidents continued the tradition, so all Gallaudet graduates receive An image of Gallaudet University students at a rally wearing 31/2buttons
diplomas signed by the U.S. President.
Gallaudet University grew as a center for deaf education and advocacy.
A map of the building where the board of trustees were meeting
In 1988,Gallaudet University was selecting a new university president.The board of
trustees had well-qualified candidates, and all but one was deaf.On a Sunday, the board
hastily announced they had selected the sole hearing candidate. Subheadings before each paragraph with topic titles
The reaction on campus was outrage. Students congregated to protest.Crowds marched to Footnotes sharing information on the U.S. presidents mentioned in the passage
the meeting location and demanded an explanation.Through the closed-door discussion
with protest leaders,a trustee created more discontent. He allegedly stated, "Deaf people
are not able to function in a hearing world."
Throughout the week, there were more speeches and rallies. A media blitz spread the news
globally. Students did not attend class to express their anger.Protest leaders formalized
their demands, including a deaf president,the offending trustee must resign, the board of
trustees must have 51% deaf leadership, and no reprisals against participants.
Support flowed in from across the world. The U.S. Vice President wrote,"Gallaudet has a
responsibility to set an example and thus to appoint a nrecidontad but who is also deaf
The Deaf President Now Movement
Stimulus:1 of 7
The Deaf President Now (DPN) movement marked a growing shift in perceptions of
Which of the following is irrelevant information when writing a summary of the passage?
deaf people.
Gallaudet University, in Washington D.C., was established as a school for deaf students.The
founder convinced Congress to fund the school,and it eventually became an institution for
higher learning. In a nod of support,U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant signed the Gallaudet
diplomas.Future presidents continued the tradition, so all Gallaudet graduates receive Students wore buttons that read 31/2.
diplomas signed by the U.S. President.
Gallaudet University grew as a center for deaf education and advocacy. Students protested for just a week.
In 1988,Gallaudet University was selecting a new university president.The board of
All the demands of the DPN protest were met.
trustees had well-qualified candidates, and all but one was deaf.On a Sunday,the board
hastily announced they had selected the sole hearing candidate.
The board of trustees selected the only hearing candidate.
The reaction on campus was outrage.Students congregated to protest.Crowds marched to
the meeting location and demanded an explanation.Through the closed-door discussion
with protest leaders,a trustee created more discontent.He allegedly stated, "Deaf people
are not able to function in a hearing world."
Throughout the week, there were more speeches and rallies.A media blitz spread the news
globally. Students did not attend class to express their anger.Protest leaders formalized
their demands,including a deaf president,the offending trustee must resign, the board of
trustees must have 51% deaf leadership,and no reprisals against participants.
Support flowed in from across the world. The U.S. Vice President wrote,"Gallaudet has a
responsibility to set an example and thus to appoint a nresident who is not only highly
qualified hut who is also deaf"
,Question:2 of 45 Time Remaining:00:48:04
The Deaf President Now Movement
Stimulus:2 of 7
The Deaf President Now (DPN) movement marked a growing shift in perceptions of deaf
Which of the following is a detail that can help the reader infer why the U.S.vice president wrote
people. a letter of support for the DPN movement?
Gallaudet University, in Washington D.C., was established as a school for deaf students.The
founder convinced Congress to fund the school, and it eventually became an institution for
higher learning. In a nod of support,U.S. President Ulysses S.Grant signed the Gallaudet
The U.S. vice president was a Gallaudet University graduate who was not deaf.
diplomas.Future presidents continued the tradition, so all Gallaudet graduates receive
diplomas signed by the U.S.President.
Gallaudet University grew as a center for deaf education and advocacy. The Gallaudet University students gave speeches supporting their demands.
In 1988,Gallaudet University was selecting a new university president.The board of
trustees had well-qualified candidates, and all but one was deaf.On a Sunday, the board
hastily announced they had selected the sole hearing candidate. Closed-door discussion created more discontent among the Gallaudet
University students.
The reaction on campus was outrage. Students congregated to protest.Crowds marched to
the meeting location and demanded an explanation.Through the closed-door discussion The U.S. president signs the diplomas of Gallaudet University graduates.
with protest leaders,a trustee created more discontent.He allegedly stated, "Deaf people
are not able to function in a hearing world."
Throughout the week,there were more speeches and rallies. A media blitz spread the news
globally. Students did not attend class to express their anger.Protest leaders formalized
their demands, including a deaf president,the offending trustee must resign, the board of
trustees must have 51% deaf leadership, and no reprisals against participants.
Support flowed in from across the world. The U.S.Vice President wrote,"Gallaudet has a
responsibility to set an example and thus to appoint a nresident who is not onlv highly
qualified hut who is also deaf"
,Question:3 of 45 Time Remaining:00:47:54
The Deaf President Now Movement
Stimulus:3 of 7
The Deaf President Now(DPN)movement marked a growing shift in perceptions of deaf
Which of the following is a conclusion that can be drawn from the passage?
people.
Gallaudet University, in Washington D.C., was established as a school for deaf students.The
founder convinced Congress to fund the school,and it eventually became an institution for
higher learning. In a nod of support,U.S.President Ulysses S.Grant signed the Gallaudet
diplomas.Future presidents continued the tradition, so all Gallaudet graduates receive The DPN movement started when the only hearing candidate was appointed as
diplomas signed by the U.S. President. president.
Gallaudet University grew as a center for deaf education and advocacy.
The DPN movement was a first-of its-kind representation protest movement.
In 1988,Gallaudet University was selecting a new university president.The board of trustees
had well-qualified candidates, and all but one was deaf.On a Sunday,the board hastily
announced they had selected the sole hearing candidate.
The board of trustees did not bend to the pressure the movement applied.
The reaction on campus was outrage.Students congregated to protest.Crowds marched to
the meeting location and demanded an explanation.Through the closed-door discussion
with protest leaders, a trustee created more discontent. He allegedly stated, "Deaf people The students who participated in the protest would later face consequences.
are not able to function in a hearing world."
Throughout the week,there were more speeches and rallies. A media blitz spread the news
globally. Students did not attend class to express their anger.Protest leaders formalized
their demands,including a deaf president, the offending trustee must resign, the board of
trustees must have 51% deaf leadership, and no reprisals against participants.
Support flowed in from across the world.The U.S.Vice President wrote,"Gallaudet has a
responsibility to set an example and thus to appoint a nresident who is not only highly
qualified but who is also deaf"
, Question:4 of 45 Time Remaining:00:47:15
The Deaf President Now Movement
Stimulus: 4 of 7
The Deaf President Now (DPN) movement marked a growing shift in perceptions of
Which of the following would be a textual feature to add to the passage if used in a mnagazine
deaf people. publication?
Gallaudet University, in Washington D.C., was established as a school for deaf students.The
founder convinced Congress to fund the school,and it eventually became an institution for
higher learning. In a nod of support,U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant signed the Gallaudet
diplomas.Future presidents continued the tradition, so all Gallaudet graduates receive An image of Gallaudet University students at a rally wearing 31/2buttons
diplomas signed by the U.S. President.
Gallaudet University grew as a center for deaf education and advocacy.
A map of the building where the board of trustees were meeting
In 1988,Gallaudet University was selecting a new university president.The board of
trustees had well-qualified candidates, and all but one was deaf.On a Sunday, the board
hastily announced they had selected the sole hearing candidate. Subheadings before each paragraph with topic titles
The reaction on campus was outrage. Students congregated to protest.Crowds marched to Footnotes sharing information on the U.S. presidents mentioned in the passage
the meeting location and demanded an explanation.Through the closed-door discussion
with protest leaders,a trustee created more discontent. He allegedly stated, "Deaf people
are not able to function in a hearing world."
Throughout the week, there were more speeches and rallies. A media blitz spread the news
globally. Students did not attend class to express their anger.Protest leaders formalized
their demands, including a deaf president,the offending trustee must resign, the board of
trustees must have 51% deaf leadership, and no reprisals against participants.
Support flowed in from across the world. The U.S. Vice President wrote,"Gallaudet has a
responsibility to set an example and thus to appoint a nrecidontad but who is also deaf
