Self -Advocacy Assessment Answers

1.) What is a club? 

A. A large stick.

B. A playing card.

C. A group of people with a common interest.

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2.) What is an officer of a club?

A. A leader of a group.

B. A policeman.

C. A room in a building.

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3.) What does Self-Advocacy mean?

A. Sit and do nothing.

B. Speak for yourself.

C. Doing whatever somebody tells you to.

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4.) What does "speaking up" mean?

A. To talk to the ceiling.

B. To scream and shout at others.

C. To tell others what you want.

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5.) What are "RIGHTS"?

A. Opposite of left.

B. A direction a policeman tells you to go.

C. Being able to do what others your age do.

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6.) What are "RESPONSIBILITIES"?

A. Respecting others.

B. Bringing everything you need with you.

C. Getting up on time for school and/or work.

D. All of the above.

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7.) What are "goals"?

A. A score in soccer.

B. Something you really want to do.

C. A new cereal.

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8. What can a person with a disability do?

A. Write a book.

B. Run for a public office.

C. Go on trips.

D. All of the above.

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