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This activity contains 20 questions.

Question 1.
Transition planning is required to begin by age _____.


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Question 2.
Which of the following is NOT required to be included in a transition plan?


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Question 3.
The age at which the state considers an individual to be an adult or when an individual can be legally be independent of parents is called____.


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Question 4.
What is the name of the type of assessment being used when a student is assessed on skills used in applied, everyday living?


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Question 5.
Which of the following is typically not gleaned from transition assessment data?


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Question 6.
Which of the following is NOT defined as a component of student development?


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Question 7.
The ability to make ones needs known and to advocate for oneself is called _____.


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Question 8.
Successful transition plans include all of the following EXCEPT


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Question 9.
Negative outcomes of poor transition planning include all BUT the following:


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Question 10.
Employing a person with a disability with persons without disabilities.


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Question 11.
What is the percent of youth with disabilities who have been employed for one year or more?


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Question 12.
Which population of students with disabilities is MOST likely to graduate with a standard diploma?


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Question 13.
Which population of students with disabilities is LEAST likely to graduate with a standard diploma?


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Question 14.
Which of the following assessments require informants to rate a student’s current functioning in employment, the need for further education and training, daily living, leisure activities, community participation, health, self-determination, communication, and interpersonal relationships.


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Question 15.
This is a comprehensive criterion-referenced assessment that covers a range of skills needed for transition to work and independent living.


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Question 16.
This instrument assesses the examinee’s skill in performing math- and reading-related tasks carried out in everyday life.


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Question 17.
Which of the following assessment methods would BEST assess a student’s job-related behaviors?


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Question 18.
Interviews, questionnaires, checklists and support group resources are suggested assessments for what?


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Question 19.
Young women with learning disabilities are at risk for which of the following?


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Question 20.
It is thought that students with _____ may have unique needs regarding transition planning.


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