Accessibility Features Flashcards
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Which Cambium accessibility tool allows students to hear test content read aloud without requiring a human reader?
Answer: Text-to-Speech (TTS)
Text-to-Speech (TTS) is a built-in Cambium tool that reads on-screen content aloud to eligible students.
A student using the Cambium Masking tool would most likely be trying to:
Answer: Cover portions of the screen to reduce distraction
The Masking tool lets students cover parts of the screen they are not currently reading to reduce visual distraction.
In Cambium, the 'Color Contrast' accessibility setting is primarily designed to help students who:
Answer: Have difficulty distinguishing between similar colors or have low vision
Color Contrast settings adjust the foreground and background colors to improve readability for students with color vision deficiencies or low vision.
Which of the following best describes the 'Line Reader' tool in Cambium?
Answer: It highlights one line at a time to help students track their place
The Line Reader tool displays a movable horizontal band that isolates one line of text at a time, helping students maintain their reading place.
A student eligible for 'Print on Demand' accommodation on a Cambium assessment would receive:
Answer: A printed version of test passages or questions upon request
Print on Demand allows eligible students to request printed versions of specific test content (like reading passages) during the assessment.
Which Cambium feature allows students to eliminate answer choices they know are incorrect by striking through them?
Answer: Strikethrough
The Strikethrough tool lets students draw a line through answer choices to visually eliminate options they have ruled out.
The 'Zoom' feature in Cambium differs from the browser's built-in zoom because it:
Answer: Is a designated accessibility tool that works consistently within the test platform
Cambium's built-in Zoom tool is a designated accessibility feature that reliably enlarges content within the testing interface without breaking the layout.