Question

how have live concerts become more accessible for people with deafness since 1990? asl interpreters translate the words of songs. more concerts include different types of music. more concerts have become public events. asl interpreters involve audience members.

Explanation:

To determine how live concerts became more accessible for people with deafness since 1990, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: ASL (American Sign Language) interpreters translating song words directly addresses accessibility for deaf individuals by providing a way to understand the lyrics, as deaf people use sign language.
• Option 2: Including different types of music does not relate to accessibility for deafness; it's about musical variety.
• Option 3: Concerts being public events doesn't specifically help deaf people access the concert content (like lyrics or music - related communication).
• Option 4: ASL interpreters involving audience members is not focused on making the concert accessible for deaf people (it's about audience involvement, not deaf - specific accessibility).

Answer:

A. ASL interpreters translate the words of songs.