International Day of Persons with Disabilities
Disabilities: How to Cope With Them & Support Others
Temple Grandin Video
100

For 100 points, when is the International Day of Disabilities? 

December 3rd 

100

Fill in the blank. The video states that when people think of disability, usually an image of a _____ comes to mind 

a wheel chair 

100

Who is temple grandin? 

famous activist and advocate 

200

Name 3  things you can do to acknowledge people with disabilities without being rude (try to use examples in the video 

Be aware, make a connection, get involved in organizations revolving people with disabilities

200

Disabilities come in a variety of forms - they range in _______ (starts with a v) and _______ (starts with an s) 

visibility and severity 

200
Temple Grandin has ________

autism 

300

Fill in the blank. In the video, it is stated that the best way to perceive a person with disabilities is by seeing them as ______ than you but also as a ______ with dreams, hopes, fears, and ideas and plans  

different, person/human-being

300

Disability can effect people in three ways... Clue: m,t,p 

moves, thinks, perceives 

300

Autism is______

a condition where a person's brain works a little different 

400

Fill in the blank: people with disabilities can be active members of a functioning society built on ________

diversity 

400

In the video, how was Felicia able to attain confidence with her disability? 

counseling and support from the people around her 

400

People with autism might find it harder to....

talk or understand feelings, but they can be really good at other things like science or art

500

For 500 points, name one famous person with a disability 

Literally anyone 

500

Name ways you can be respectful to people with disabilities (try to use examples in the video)

ask respectful questions, understand no two people have the same experience

500

What do you think Temple Grandin is a great example of (in terms of autism awareness)

Temple Grandin is a great example of how people with autism can use their unique abilities to do amazing things!