Question

1. Alexi is a very strong swimmer, but she has an injury that prevents her from diving into the pool. What accommodation can be made to help her compete with other swimmers at the next swim meet?

A Have all of the players start in the water
B Give her a 30-second head start
C Ask the other swimmers to do her best stroke
D Add 15 seconds to everyone's final time

2. Justin has limited range of motion in his legs but wants to compete on the obstacle course he and his friends created. What accommodation can be made to help him most fully participate?

A Ask him to watch first so he learns how to negotiate the course
B Have him complete at his own speed but not for the win
C Suggest he do practice runs instead of competing
D Allow him to go around obstacles that are too difficult

3. Preston has limited range of motion in his arms and is not able to throw a ball very far, but he would like to join his friends in a kickball game. What accommodation can they make to help him fully participate?

A Let him play once the team is ahead so he is more comfortable
B Adjust the field boundaries to make distances shorter
C Position him in the outfield so he won't have to throw the ball
D Ask him to pitch so he doesn't have to catch the ball

4. Laurie is unable to run long distances but would like to join her friends in a kickball game. What accommodation can they make to help her fully participate in the game?

A Shorten the distance between the bases
B Use a larger ball that is easier to kick
C Let her kick and send a runner for her
D Let her kick after her team is ahead

Answer 1

Accommodations for individuals with different abilities in swimming, obstacle courses, and kickball.

Step-by-step explanation:

For question 1, option B - Give her a 30-second head start - would be the best accommodation to help Alexi compete with other swimmers at the next swim meet. This allows her to start swimming before the other swimmers, giving her a fair chance to compete.

For question 2, option D - Allow him to go around obstacles that are too difficult - would be the best accommodation to help Justin fully participate in the obstacle course. This allows him to navigate the course at his own pace and still be able to participate.

For question 3, option B - Adjust the field boundaries to make distances shorter - would be the best accommodation to help Preston fully participate in the kickball game. This would make the throwing distances shorter and allow him to participate in the game without needing to throw the ball far.

For question 4, option C - Let her kick and send a runner for her - would be the best accommodation to help Laurie fully participate in the kickball game. This allows her to kick the ball and have a teammate run for her, ensuring she can still contribute to the game.

Answer 2

1= A
2= I am between A and D
3= C
4= C