CPACC Accessibility Auditing and Testing

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of an accessibility audit?

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To identify barriers that prevent people with disabilities from using a product

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To redesign a website from scratch

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To check server performance and uptime

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To document the visual design of a product

Question 2

Which of the following is a widely used automated web accessibility testing tool?

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axe DevTools

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Adobe Acrobat Pro

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GitHub Copilot

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Selenium WebDriver

Question 3

Approximately what percentage of WCAG success criteria can automated testing tools typically detect?

Accepted Answer

Around 30–40%

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Nearly 100%

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Exactly 50%

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Less than 10%

Question 4

Which type of accessibility testing involves having people with disabilities use a product directly?

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User testing with people with disabilities

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Automated scanning

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Heuristic evaluation

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Static code review

Question 5

What is a 'false positive' in automated accessibility testing?

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A tool incorrectly flagging something as an error when it is not actually a problem

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A correctly identified accessibility issue

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A confirmed accessibility barrier found during user testing

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A missing label on a form field

Question 6

What is the purpose of an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR)?

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To document how a product meets accessibility standards such as WCAG or Section 508

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To provide marketing information about a product's features

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To track website traffic and user analytics

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To list all software licenses used in a product

Question 7

Which of the following is NOT a recognized accessibility testing method?

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Load testing for server response time

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Keyboard-only navigation testing

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Screen reader testing

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Color contrast simulation