CPACC practice questions

Practise for the IAAP Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) exam with questions in the exam's format: four options, one correct answer. Each question explains why the answer is right, why the others are wrong, and where to read more in the official Body of Knowledge.

Independent practice questions written by Zeeshan Khalid. Not affiliated with, endorsed or reviewed by IAAP, and not exam questions. For the official outline and sample questions, see the IAAP CPACC page (opens in a new tab).

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Choose a domain or a topic, answer each question, then check it to see why the answer is right and why the others are wrong.

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Domain 1Models of disabilityApplyd1a-001

A school's access report concludes that a student who uses a wheelchair cannot reach the upper-floor library because of her physical impairment, and makes no mention of the missing lift. Which model of disability does this reasoning follow?Social modelMedical modelSocial identity modelFunctional solutions model

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