Question

1. what type of disability affects how a person understands words?

language disorder
speech disorder
sensory processing disorder
hearing impairment disorder

1. what type of seizure affects both sides of a persons brain?

hemiparetic
generalized
focal
complex

1. what is the most common known genetic cause of autism spectrum disorder?

fragile x syndrome
fetal alcohol syndrome
epilepsy
cerebral palsy

1. what term is used to point out that a condition might have a severe impact on one person, but a mild impact on another?

spectrum
syndrome
impairment
onset

1. what does spastic cerebral palsy always cause?

high muscle tension
intellectual disability
low muscle tension
learning disability

Explanation:

• Question 6: Language disorder directly impacts language comprehension, which is about understanding words. Speech disorder mainly affects speech production. Sensory processing disorder is about processing sensory information. Hearing impairment disorder is about hearing.
• Question 7: Generalized seizures involve both sides of the brain. Hemiparetic is related to muscle weakness on one side. Focal seizures start in one area. Complex seizures have specific characteristics but not about both - side brain involvement.
• Question 8: Fragile X syndrome is a known genetic cause of autism spectrum disorder. Fetal alcohol syndrome is due to alcohol exposure. Epilepsy is a seizure disorder. Cerebral palsy is a motor disorder.
• Question 9: Spectrum indicates a range of impacts (severe to mild). Syndrome is a set of symptoms. Impairment is a general term for loss of function. Onset is about when a condition starts.
• Question 10: Spastic cerebral palsy always causes high muscle tension. Intellectual disability and learning disability are not always caused by it. Low muscle tension is not the case for spastic type.

Answer:

1. Language disorder
2. Generalized
3. Fragile X syndrome
4. Spectrum
5. High muscle tension