Getting Out in the Community
Transportation and Travel Safety
Money and Community Skills
Rights, Choices, and Self-Advocacy
The ARC of Indiana
100

Name one place in your community where you can go for fun. 

Answers will vary.

(library, park, movie theater, out to eat, etc.)

100

What should you do before crossing the street?

Use a crosswalk when available, check for traffic, and follow pedestrian signals. 

100

What do you use to pay for something at the store? 

cash, debit card, credit card, gift card, apple pay, etc. 

100

Who should have a say in the activities that you participate in?

The person themselves, with support if needed. 

100

Is the ARC of Indiana a non-profit organization? 

yes

200

What is one place in your community that you can go to borrow books and movies for free?

Library


200

Name one type of public transportation.

Bus, train, uber, etc. 

200

If an item cost $5 and you have $10, how much money will you have left?

$5

200

What can you say if you need or want someone to explain something again?

"Could you please explain that again?"
200

Where can you find out more information about the ARC of Indiana?

On their website. 
300

If you want to go bowling, what are two things you should plan before leave? 

Plan transportation, cost, time, accessibility, etc. 

300

If you miss your bus stop, what should you do?

Stay calm, contact the driver or staff, and ask for help. 

300

What should you do if you cannot find the price of an item?

Ask a store employee. 

300

If you feel uncomfortable in a community setting, what can you do?

Speak up, move somewhere safe, or ask a trusted person for help. 

300

What is the main goal of the ARC of Indiana?

To help people with disabilities achieve their goals and participate fully in their communities. 

400

Name two ways that you can find out about free community events.

Library, community center, event calendar, website, or support staff

400

What information should you know before taking a bus to a new place?

The route, departure time, destination, cost, and accessibility needs. 

400

You have $15 to spend on lunch. How can you make sure you stay within your budget? 

Check price and total the cost before purchasing. 

400

What does self-advocacy mean?

Expressing your preferences, needs, rights, and helping to make decisions about your own life. 

400

You want to work but need help exploring training opportunities. What could you ask the ARC to help with? 

Employment resources and/or vocational training

500

You want to attend an event, but the building has stairs and no ramp. What could you do to find an accessible way to participate?

Ask about an accessible entrance, ramp, alternative access, or accommodations. 

500

Your ride does not show up, and you are unsure what to do. What is a safe next step?

Contact the transportation provider or a trusted support person and remain somewhere safe. 

500

A cashier gives you more change than you should have received. What is the honest thing to do? 

Tell the cashier so the change can be corrected. 

500

Someone makes a decision about an activity for you without asking what you want. How can you respectfully speak up for yourself?

Clearly explain your preference and ask to be included in the decision. 

500

In what year was the ARC of Indiana founded? 

A. 1956

B. 1968

C. 1973

D. 1981

A. 1956


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