Access & Etiquette
Communication
Culture
History
Technology & Tools
100

You should avoid petting or feeding a working guide dog because doing so causes this.

What is a distraction?

100

This reading and writing system uses raised dots felt with the fingertips.

What is braille?

100

In many Deaf spaces, waving both hands overhead is a visual way to show this appreciation.

What is applause?

100

This DeafBlind author and activist famously learned with teacher Anne Sullivan.

Who is Helen Keller?
100

A person with low vision may use this tool to make printed words look larger.

What is a magnifier?

200

When speaking through an interpreter, address this person directly.

Who is the Deaf person you are communicating with?

200

This technique uses handshapes to spell words letter by letter.

What is fingerspelling?

200

These recorded books offer a way to enjoy literature by listening.

What are audiobooks?

200

This French inventor created the raised-dot reading and writing system named after him.

Who is Louis Braille?

200

These on-screen words identify dialogue and important sounds in a video.

What are captions?

300

Before deciding how to communicate with a DeafBlind person, ask about this individual preference.

What is their preferred communication method?

300

In this form of signing, a person receives signs by feeling the signer’s hands.

What is tactile sign language?

300

Using a capital D in “Deaf” often signals belonging to this community with a shared language and tradition

What is Deaf culture?

300

Helen Keller graduated from this college in 1904.

What is Radcliffe College?

300

This software makes computer or phone content accessible through synthesized speech or braille output.

What is a screen reader?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

400

A host should wait until a DeafBlind player has received the entire interpreted clue before starting this timed part of the game.

What is the answer period or the response clock?

400

A traditional braille cell contains this many possible dot positions.

What is six?

400

Although sometimes mistaken for a language, braille is this type of system that can represent many languages.

What is a reading and writing system?

400

This 1988 protest at Gallaudet University demanded that a Deaf person lead the university.

What is Deaf President Now?

400

This electronic device uses moving pins to make digital text readable by touch.

What is a refreshable braille display?

500

Designing a game with multiple ways to receive clues and give answers puts this principle into practice.

What is accessibility?

500

This communication system uses touch signals on the body to share environmental and social information, such as someone entering a room

What is Haptics or haptic communication?

500

This DeafBlind-led movement and language centers touch, direct connection, and shared experience.

What is Protactile?

500

This man became Gallaudet University’s first Deaf president following the 1988 protest.

Who is I. King Jordan?

500

A Deaf ASL user can use this telephone service to communicate with a hearing caller through a sign-language interpreter on video.

What is Video Relay Service (VRS)?