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ANS: C
A. Health conditions
B. Impairments
C. Participation restrictions
D. Chronic diseases
ANS: B
6. John is a 40-year-old man who had his right arm surgically amputated after a severe
crush injury at work. He worked in the construction industry, and a 200-lb slab of
concrete fell on his arm. Currently there are a number of tasks John is unable to
complete independently. One thing that really annoys him is his inability to put on his
construction boots and tie them independently. According to the International
Classification of Functioning, which of the following best describes the difficulty he
is experiencing?
A. Disease
B. Disorder
C. Activity limitation
D. Participation restriction
ANS: C
7. Which of the following list of items is most important in guiding assistive technology
system selection?
ANS: C
ANS: A
9. According to the HAAT model, the human component includes which of the
following?
A. Institutional
B. Self-care
C. Cognitive
D. Enablers
ANS: C
A. Activity
B. Assistive technology
C. Context
D. Hazards
ANS: D
ANS: A
ANS: B
A. The ability of a person to meet the demands that are required for successful
engagement in various life roles
B. The contribution of the human, activity, assistive technology, context
ANS: A
14. The distinction between an ability and a skill is best illustrated by which of the
following examples?
ANS: C
ANS: D
ANS: B
17. All interaction between human use of the technology and the device occurs through
the:
A. Control interface
B. Activity output
C. Human–technology interface
D. Macroenvironment interface
ANS: C
18. The HAAT model can be applied for all the following purposes except:
ANS: D
MATCHING
Language: English
Or
Text By
HOWARD R. GARIS
Author of Three Little Trippertrots and Bed Time Stories
Pictured By
LANG CAMPBELL
NEWARK, N. J.
So if the spoon holder doesn’t go down cellar and take the coal shovel
away from the gas stove, you may read
Made in U. S. A.
“Where are you going, boys?” asked Uncle Wiggily Longears, the
bunny rabbit gentleman one day, as he stood in front of his hollow
stump bungalow. Nurse Jane was on the steps, shaking the wrinkles
out of the table cloth. Going past, with poles over their shoulders,
was Jackie Bow Wow, the puppy dog boy, and Charlie Chick, the
little rooster chap. “Where are you going?” Uncle Wiggily asked
them. “Fishing,” answered Jackie. “Don’t you want to come?” crowed
Charlie, the rooster. “Yes, I think I might go, later on, perhaps,” said
Uncle Wiggily.
“Why, Uncle Wiggily!” cried Nurse Jane, as she looked out the
window. “You’ll let all my nicely washed clothes down in the mud if
you loosen that line! Please stop!” Uncle Wiggily stopped, but he
said: “I want a bit of line to go fishing with, Nurse Jane. You have
more than you need here.” The muskrat lady laughed. “I’ll get you an
extra piece that has no clothes hanging on it,” she said. “But aren’t
you afraid the sharp hook will hurt the fish you catch?” Uncle
Wiggily shook his head. “I’m going to use a smooth hammock hook,”
he said.
“So you are going fishing, are you?” Nurse Jane called after the
bunny rabbit gentleman who hopped down the road. “Yes,” he
answered. “You gave me a bit of clothes line, I’ll use my rheumatism
crutch for a pole, the dull hammock hook will not hurt the fish, and
for bait I’ll give them some of the cherry pie you put up for my
lunch.” Nurse Jane waved her paw, and said she hoped the bunny
gentleman would have good luck and bring home plenty of fish.
“Uncle Wiggily thinks he’ll catch something,” said the Pipsisewah to
Skeezicks, “but we’ll catch him!”
“Well, now I am all ready to begin fishing,” said Uncle Wiggily to
himself, as he sat down on a green, mossy bank, in a shady nook
beside a little brook. “I’ll bait the dull hammock hook with a nice,
sweet, juicy bit of cherry pie, and then we’ll see what I shall catch.”
Hiding behind the rabbit gentleman, in the bushes, the Skeezicks and
Pipsisewah whispered to one another about catching Uncle Wiggily.
“I only hope I don’t spoil my nice, new hat,” said the Skee. “And I
hope nothing happens to my new cap,” spoke the Pip. Uncle Wiggily
knew nothing of this.
“Dear me hum suz dud and some slippery eels!” cried Uncle
Wiggily. “What is this I have caught without even wetting my hook in
the brook? I declare! It’s a fine hat! I’ll take it home and Nurse Jane
can fix it up for me! Hats cost money. Now I have a new one for
nothing!” Uncle Wiggily’s hook had snatched the hat off the head of
the Skeezicks hiding in the bushes. And oh, how surprised the Skee
was. Likewise the Pipsisewah. “Come on, let’s grab him quick!” cried
the bad chaps. “He’ll catch us on the hook next!” So they got ready to
get the bunny.
“Well, I do declare!” cried Uncle Wiggily, as once more he swung
his hook and line around his head. “I seem to be having the queerest
luck today! First I catch a hat and then I catch a cap. Well, so much
the better for me. They are both quite sporty. Now I will not have to
buy anything to cover my head all winter. But I must try to catch a
fish for Nurse Jane.” The bad Skeezicks and the worse Pipsisewah
were dancing up and down, they were so mad. “It’s all your fault!”
howled the Pip as he saw his fine cap snatched away. “No, it’s yours!”
gargled the Skee.
“Now to see what I catch this time!” cried Uncle Wiggily, as once
more, he swung his hook and line around his head. “Come on!” cried
the Pip to the Skee. “Come on! This is no place for us! First thing we
know he’ll catch us on that hook!” The Skee began to run, saying:
“Uncle Wiggily is too good a fisherman for us. We’ll have to try
again!” The bunny gentleman had put the hat and cap down on the
grass beside him. Then he saw Jackie Bow Wow and Charlie Chick
coming along. The puppy dog boy and the rooster chap had caught
nothing.
“Oh, Uncle Wiggily! Look!” cried Jackie Bow Wow, as he and the
bunny gentleman and Charlie Chick stopped in front of a drug store
on their way home from the fishing trip. “Look! Special sale of ice
cream cones!” Charlie Chick said: “I wonder how they taste?” Uncle
Wiggily, who had not caught any fish, any more than had the puppy
and rooster, sort of blinked his eyes. “I wonder how much those gold
minnows are?” he said to himself. “I’m going in and ask. I guess I can
buy gold fish with silver money. And we’ll see about some ice cream
cones, too!”
“Well, Uncle Wiggily, did you have good luck?” asked Nurse
Jane, as, standing at the gate of the hollow stump bungalow, she saw
Mr. Longears coming back from his fishing trip. “Good luck? I should
say so! I caught a cap and a hat, and a glass bowl full of fish.” Nurse
Jane laughed. “Did you catch anything, Jackie and Charlie?” she
asked. “Ice cream cones,” answered the puppy dog and rooster chap.
“They’re better than fish!” And back in their dens the Pip and Skee
had nothing but cold potatoes for supper, and they had to wear an
old cap and hat.
And if the wind doesn’t blow the smoke out of the chimney, and
tickle the gold fish so it sneezes itself out of the water into the
condensed milk, the next pictures and story will tell how
The Pipsisewah and the Skeezicks Knew Not
What Uncle Wiggily Had in the Bag. But
When They Found Out! Oh My! Oh My!