Self Advocacy
Self awareness
Random
Diagnosis
General knowledge
100

What is self Advocacy? 

Speaking up for yourself and telling others what you need.

100

 Name two things that make you unique.

My personality, interests, strengths, appearance or hobbies.


100

 Which planet is known as the Red Planet?

Mars


100

Name one way an autistic person might experience the world differently.

They might experience sensory information differently, prefer routines or communicate differently.

100

Which famous ship sank in 1912?

Titanic 


200

You have a GP appointment but find it difficult to explain how you are feeling. What could you do to help yourself communicate?

Write down how you are feeling beforehand, take notes or ask someone you trust to support you.

200

What is the difference between a strength and a challenge?

A strength is something you are good at. A challenge is something you find difficult.


200

How many sides does a hexagon have?

Six


200

What is the difference between a visible and an invisible disability?

A visible disability can be seen, while an invisible disability may not be obvious to others.

200

How many minutes are there in an hour and a half?

90 minutes

300

You need extra time or support to complete a task. How could you explain this to someone?

Explain what you find difficult and what support would help you.

300

How can understanding your diagnosis help you?

It can help you understand your strengths, recognise where you may need support and explain your needs to others.



300

 When was the first passenger railway opened?

1825

300

Give one example of a visible disability.


Your answer


300

In what year did humans first land on the Moon?

1969

400

Name two situations where you might need to speak up for yourself.

When you need help, don't understand something, feel uncomfortable or need something explained.

400

How can understanding your own strengths help you when choosing a career?

It can help you identify jobs that match your skills, interests and abilities.

400

 Who painted the Mona Lisa?

Leonardo da Vinci


400

Give one example of an invisible disability.


Autism, ADHD, dyslexia or a hearing impairmen


400

What is the only mammal capable of true flight?

Bat

500

What is one way you can communicate your needs if you find speaking difficult?

Write a note, send an email, use a communication card or point to a visual.

500

How can understanding your own challenges help you become more independent?

It helps you recognise where you may need support and identify strategies to overcome difficulties.

500

What is the smallest country in the world?

Vatican city

500

Why is it important not to make guesses about someone with a disability?

Because everyone has different needs and experiences, and we should treat people with respect

500

What year was the first iPhone released?

2007.

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