D094 WGU EXAM, 2025/2026 WITH
CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS
Which of the following learning barriers requires specific supports
for counting, numbers, and mathematical facts and procedures?
Asperger's Syndrome
Amnesia
Dyscalculia
Low IQ - CORRECT ANSWERS- Dyscalculia
A student with a receptive language disorder is most likely to
need help with which of the following?
doing multi-step math problems
following written directions
following verbal directions
communicating their thoughts - CORRECT ANSWERS- following
verbal directions
During P.E. the teacher notices Cameron becomes easily upset
and frustrated during kickball. When the other team cheers,
Cameron begins yelling and has even thrown home plate. What is
,one accommodation the P.E. teacher could make to assist
Cameron in reducing or eliminating his outbursts?
Provide Cameron with a low-stress environment to go to.
Provide Cameron with a buddy system to help lower his stress.
Provide Cameron with expressive language instruction.
Provide Cameron with trauma-sensitive teaching. - CORRECT
ANSWERS- Provide Cameron with a low-stress environment to go
to.
A student with a learning disability is most likely to need help with
which of the following?
using the computer
interacting with peers
solving math equations
swinging during recess - CORRECT ANSWERS- solving math
equations
While working on his geometry worksheet in class, you notice
Steven is often disorganized, rushed, and has several issues with
transposed math symbols (i.e., + where - should be and vice
versa). Taking these facts into consideration and knowing that
Steven has ADHD, which accommodation would best support
him?
,extended time on tests
support with organization
reading support
trauma-sensitive teaching - CORRECT ANSWERS- support with
organization
During the transition from activities (art, music, or P.E.), Dr.
Stevenson notices that Ezekiel does not use his indoor voice, nor
does he stay in line during the walk back to the classroom. In
order to support this student, what is one accommodation that
could be used?
provide clear expectations
extended time
receptive language instruction
mobility supports - CORRECT ANSWERS- provide clear
expectations
Janette has been diagnosed with a behavioral disorder. She often
has outbursts in class when she finds the work difficult. How can
Janette's teacher best help her?
Provide clear expectations and a low stress environment.
Spend more time with one-on-one instruction.
Provide easier assignments to alleviate frustration.
, Suggest the option of being homeschooled. - CORRECT ANSWERS-
Provide clear expectations and a low stress environment.
A student who suffers from cerebral palsy has difficulty with
motor coordination. What is the best way for the teacher to
assess the student on the lifecycle of the butterfly?
Have the student act out the lifecycle of the butterfly.
Have the student explain the lifecycle of the butterfly.
Have the student label pictures of the lifecycle of the butterfly.
Have the student draw a picture of the lifecycle of the butterfly. -
CORRECT ANSWERS- Have the student explain the lifecycle of the
butterfly.
Sammy is in your 3rd grade Language Arts class and has been
diagnosed with an intellectual disability. This week you will be
reviewing how to set up an introduction paragraph. Given
Sammy's intellectual disability, what is one accommodation you
may use to support him during this lesson?
extended time
repetition of directions
writing supports
expressive language instruction - CORRECT ANSWERS- repetition
of directions
CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS
Which of the following learning barriers requires specific supports
for counting, numbers, and mathematical facts and procedures?
Asperger's Syndrome
Amnesia
Dyscalculia
Low IQ - CORRECT ANSWERS- Dyscalculia
A student with a receptive language disorder is most likely to
need help with which of the following?
doing multi-step math problems
following written directions
following verbal directions
communicating their thoughts - CORRECT ANSWERS- following
verbal directions
During P.E. the teacher notices Cameron becomes easily upset
and frustrated during kickball. When the other team cheers,
Cameron begins yelling and has even thrown home plate. What is
,one accommodation the P.E. teacher could make to assist
Cameron in reducing or eliminating his outbursts?
Provide Cameron with a low-stress environment to go to.
Provide Cameron with a buddy system to help lower his stress.
Provide Cameron with expressive language instruction.
Provide Cameron with trauma-sensitive teaching. - CORRECT
ANSWERS- Provide Cameron with a low-stress environment to go
to.
A student with a learning disability is most likely to need help with
which of the following?
using the computer
interacting with peers
solving math equations
swinging during recess - CORRECT ANSWERS- solving math
equations
While working on his geometry worksheet in class, you notice
Steven is often disorganized, rushed, and has several issues with
transposed math symbols (i.e., + where - should be and vice
versa). Taking these facts into consideration and knowing that
Steven has ADHD, which accommodation would best support
him?
,extended time on tests
support with organization
reading support
trauma-sensitive teaching - CORRECT ANSWERS- support with
organization
During the transition from activities (art, music, or P.E.), Dr.
Stevenson notices that Ezekiel does not use his indoor voice, nor
does he stay in line during the walk back to the classroom. In
order to support this student, what is one accommodation that
could be used?
provide clear expectations
extended time
receptive language instruction
mobility supports - CORRECT ANSWERS- provide clear
expectations
Janette has been diagnosed with a behavioral disorder. She often
has outbursts in class when she finds the work difficult. How can
Janette's teacher best help her?
Provide clear expectations and a low stress environment.
Spend more time with one-on-one instruction.
Provide easier assignments to alleviate frustration.
, Suggest the option of being homeschooled. - CORRECT ANSWERS-
Provide clear expectations and a low stress environment.
A student who suffers from cerebral palsy has difficulty with
motor coordination. What is the best way for the teacher to
assess the student on the lifecycle of the butterfly?
Have the student act out the lifecycle of the butterfly.
Have the student explain the lifecycle of the butterfly.
Have the student label pictures of the lifecycle of the butterfly.
Have the student draw a picture of the lifecycle of the butterfly. -
CORRECT ANSWERS- Have the student explain the lifecycle of the
butterfly.
Sammy is in your 3rd grade Language Arts class and has been
diagnosed with an intellectual disability. This week you will be
reviewing how to set up an introduction paragraph. Given
Sammy's intellectual disability, what is one accommodation you
may use to support him during this lesson?
extended time
repetition of directions
writing supports
expressive language instruction - CORRECT ANSWERS- repetition
of directions
