Identification
Characteristics
Prevalence
Strategies
True/False
100

Leo Kanner

Who is....


First described/discovered Autism

100

Which of the following would be the most difficult for a child with Autism?

a) reciting the days of the week

b) naming the characters in a story

c) understanding why a joke is funny

What is ....

c) understanding why a joke is funny

100

In recent estimates, how many children have ASD?

a) 1 in 54

b) 1 in 110

c) 1 in 150

d) 1 in 350

What is....

a) 1 in 54

100

Skills that help improve success in gen. ed classes EXCEPT...

a) display near-zero-level problem behavior

b) use secretin therapy to eliminate symptoms

c) participate in group lessons

d) interact appropriately with peers

What is....

b) use secretin therapy to eliminate symptoms

100

Skills for successful inclusion of students with ASD who tend to be successful participate and learn in group lessons.

What is ....

True

200

Autism is best described as....

a) behavior disorder

b) developmental disorder

c) intellectual disability


What is .....

developmental disorder

200

Responses to stimuli in people with Autism...

a) all people with ASD usually prefer loud noises

b) some people with ASD do not feel pain in a normal way

c) people with ASD insist on sameness

What is .....

b) some people with ASD do not feel pain in a normal way

200

Possible causes of ASD except

a) abnormal brain development

b) genetic factors

c) environmental toxins

d) parenting style

What is...

d) parenting style

200

What is most accurate about ABA...

a) ABA is too complicated for many parents

b) Skills targeted for teaching are based on individual needs

c) ABA consists only of discrete trial training

What is .....

b) Skills targeted for teaching are based on individual needs

200

A strong argument for including students with ASD in gen. ed is that they are exposed to a more rigorous curriculum.

What is .....

False

They learn from socially competent children

300

Teacher asks...."Do you have a pet?"

Student replies..."Do you have a pet?"

This speech deficit in children is known as...

a) echolalia b) memorization c) metalinguistic

What is.....

echolalia

300

Overselectivity is characterized as ..

a) resistance to changes in routine

b) obsessive attention to a specific object

c) focusing on a part rather than the whole

What is ....

c) focusing on a part rather than the whole

300

True statement about the genetic component..

a) identical twins will both have autism

b) a genetic marker for autism has been identified

c) parents of a child with autism have a higher risk of having other children with autism

What is .....

c) parents of a child with autism have a higher risk of having other children with autism

300

Strategies based on ABA EXCEPT....

a) discrete trial training

b) facilitated communication

c) naturalistic language strategies

What is ....

b) facilitated communication

300

ABA is supported by scientifically validated research.

What is ....

True

400

IDEA defining characteristics except one...

a) cognitive deficits

b) communication deficits

c) deficits in social interaction

d) resistance to environmental change

What is ....

cognitive deficits

400

Although Asperger syndrome and Autism are similar they...

a) are not inflexible in their routines

b) don't have difficulty understanding other's feelings

c) don't have deficits in language and general intellectual functioning

What is ....

c) don't have deficits in language and general intellectual functioning

400

At what age can ASD be reliably diagnosed?

a) 18 months

b) 3 years

c) 5 years

What is ....

a) 18 months

400

Visual activity schedules for students with ASD....

a) are most useful only in academic settings

b) are most appropriate only for preschoolers

c) is a form of prompting

What is ...

c) a form of prompting

400

Facilitated communication is a support strategy where the teacher helps a student who cannot speak type responses on a keyboard.

What is .....

True

500

Example of joint attention...

a) A mother holding her child's hand

b) A child looking for a favorite toy

c) A child looking at a picture that a teacher is pointing at

What is.....

A child looking at a picture that a teacher is pointing at

500

Example of a behavior trap...

a) Bailey can't stop spinning coins

b) Ms. Monroe always has a negative reaction to Cole's screaming

c) Mr. Chisholm uses Darren's love of presidents to develop academic and social skills

What is.....

c) Mr. Chisholm uses Darren's love of presidents to develop academic and social skills

500

Established the value of systematic early intervention...

a) Eugen Bleuler

b) Bruno Bettelheim

c) Ivar Lovaas

d) Lorna Wing

Who is....

c) Ivar Lovaas

500

Which of the following types of sentences in NOT a part of a social story?

a) affirmative

B) comparative

c) descriptive

d) perspective

What is ...

B) comparative

500

Unproven treatments for ASD that claim to help have no scientific evidence.

What is ...

True