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ESL words related to blindness and deafness

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Froggy Jumps Disabilities VocabularyVersión en línea ESL words related to blindness and deafness por Teacher Sara 1 A person who cannot see is _________. a blind b deaf c farsighted 2 Written language for blind people that they feel with their fingers. It has patterns of raised dots. a sign language b braille c text-to-speech software 3 Someone who cannot hear is ___________. a blind b a dwarf c deaf 4 A small device that goes in the ear, worn by a partially deaf person to amplify sound. a headphones b ocular implant c hearing aid 5 The network of nerve cells and fibers that send nerve impulses between parts of the body. a nervous system b circulatory system c cardiovascular system 6 Nerve cells that carry electrical messages around your body. a protons b neurons c arteries 7 An animal, often a dog, that has been trained to assist a person who has a disability. a service animal b police dog c trainer 8 Used by deaf people, this type of communication uses visual gestures and signs. a braille b text-to-speech software c sign language 9 Textures on the ground, stairs, platforms or sidewalks, to help pedestrians who cannot see well. a tactile paving b braille c cobblestone 10 A stick to let other people know the person can't see and to scan the area around them. a white cane b walking stick c white wand

Froggy Jumps

Disabilities VocabularyVersión en línea

ESL words related to blindness and deafness

por Teacher Sara

A person who cannot see is _________.

blind

deaf

farsighted

Written language for blind people that they feel with their fingers. It has patterns of raised dots.

sign language

braille

text-to-speech software

Someone who cannot hear is ___________.

blind

a dwarf

deaf

A small device that goes in the ear, worn by a partially deaf person to amplify sound.

headphones

ocular implant

hearing aid

The network of nerve cells and fibers that send nerve impulses between parts of the body.

nervous system

circulatory system

cardiovascular system

Nerve cells that carry electrical messages around your body.

protons

neurons

arteries

An animal, often a dog, that has been trained to assist a person who has a disability.

service animal

police dog

trainer

Used by deaf people, this type of communication uses visual gestures and signs.

braille

text-to-speech software

sign language

Textures on the ground, stairs, platforms or sidewalks, to help pedestrians who cannot see well.

tactile paving

braille

cobblestone

A stick to let other people know the person can't see and to scan the area around them.

white cane

walking stick

white wand

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Disabilities VocabularyVersión en línea

por Teacher Sara

A person who cannot see is _________.

Written language for blind people that they feel with their fingers. It has patterns of raised dots.

Someone who cannot hear is ___________.

A small device that goes in the ear, worn by a partially deaf person to amplify sound.

The network of nerve cells and fibers that send nerve impulses between parts of the body.

Nerve cells that carry electrical messages around your body.

An animal, often a dog, that has been trained to assist a person who has a disability.

Used by deaf people, this type of communication uses visual gestures and signs.

Textures on the ground, stairs, platforms or sidewalks, to help pedestrians who cannot see well.

A stick to let other people know the person can't see and to scan the area around them.