CPACC CPACC 3

Question 1

What is a 'skip navigation' link and why is it important?

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A hidden or visible link at the top of a page that allows keyboard users to bypass repetitive content and jump to the main content

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A link that skips to the next page in a multi-page document

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A browser extension that automatically removes navigation menus

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A CSS technique that hides the navigation menu on mobile devices

Question 2

What does the term 'intersectionality' mean in the context of disability studies?

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The recognition that disability intersects with other identity factors like race, gender, and socioeconomic status, creating compounded barriers

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The intersection of two accessible pathways in a building

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The point where different assistive technologies overlap in functionality

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The intersection of various accessibility standards and regulations

Question 3

Which WCAG success criterion requires that all functionality be operable through a keyboard interface?

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2.1.1 Keyboard

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1.1.1 Non-text Content

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2.4.7 Focus Visible

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3.3.2 Labels or Instructions

Question 4

What is the significance of the 'Marrakesh Treaty' for accessibility?

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It facilitates access to published works for persons who are blind, visually impaired, or print disabled by creating copyright exceptions

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It established international copyright law for accessible format materials

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It requires all websites in Morocco to meet WCAG standards

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It created an international fund for assistive technology development

Question 5

What is 'progressive enhancement' and how does it relate to accessibility?

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A web development approach that starts with a baseline of accessible content and layers on enhanced functionality for capable browsers

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A marketing strategy for gradually introducing accessibility features

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A training program that progressively teaches accessibility skills

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A testing methodology that checks increasingly strict accessibility levels

Question 6

What does 'equivalent alternative' mean in accessibility?

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Content or functionality that serves the same purpose as the original but in a form accessible to people with disabilities

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Two websites with identical visual design

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A backup system that activates when the primary system crashes

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Alternative text that uses exactly the same words as visible text