6. In what ways do majority groups according to Clements and Spinks control and power minorities?
Exaggerate difference, attach labels, impose values, hold power, stereotype, impose traditions, define what’s normal and make rules
Marginalise minorities
Discriminate against individuals considered different thus gaining power and control
Impose values and traditions
7. Eugenics is?
A specific type of disability
A form of discrimination against those with a disability
The idea of improving the genetic makeup of the human species- through often controversial methods
A car manufacturing company
8. Which poet is famous for the following ‘and if I laugh at any mortal thing, tis that I may not weep’?
Thompson
Rudyard Kipling
Lord Byron
Katie Price
9. The perspective that disability is not just a medical issue but a political issue and human rights issue, and that the issue is disabling barriers is argued by which movement?
The Disability Movement
The Human rights movement
The Union of Physically impaired movement
The people with impairment movement
10. In what year did Kathrine Switzer run the Boston Marathon supported by her coach Arnie Briggs?
1950
1967
1960
1963
11. The social model proposes that?
Disability is an individual issue which society shouldn’t have to deal with
Disability has little to do with the social environment
Due to the way people with impairments are viewed people with disabilities are often frequently discriminated against
Due to the way people with impairments are viewed many allowances are made to benefit them in comparison to the average person
12. In which year introduced the NHS?
1948
1938
1958
1942
13. The following quote from Clements and Spinks (2009:121) ‘we would go as far as to say it is the way that the able bodied majority arranges the built environment which disables people’ refers to what?
The disabling environment
Injustice
Prejudice
Discrimination
14. What do Beckett and Taylor 2010 discuss can hold people with disabilities back?
Being treated as if they were infants
Isolation
Discrimination and marginalisation
Prejudice
15. Which model of disability proposes that disability is something to be avoided at all costs?
Individual model
Social model
Psychological model
Disability model
16. Which Conservative MP proposed that disabled people should be able to offer themselves to prospective employers at a lower rate of pay to improve employability?
Den Dover
David Cameron
Philip Davies
Tim Collins
17. Who states that a child is disabled if ‘he is blind, deaf or dumb, or suffers from a mental disorder of any kind, or is substantially or permanently handicapped by illness injury or congenital deformity, or any such disability as may be described
The Equality Act 2010
SENDA 2001
Children’s Act 1989
Union of Physically impaired against segregation
18. In what year did the Labour government create the welfare state?
1945
1950
1940
1930
19. Who states the following ‘someone who, on account of injury, disease or congenital deformity, is subsequently handicapped in obtaining or keeping employment, or in undertaking work… of a kind which would, apart from that injury, disease or deform
Disabled Person’s Employment Act 1944
The Equality Act 2010
SENDA 2001
Children’s Act 1989
20. 17) The World Health organisation’s definition of disability was rewritten by who in 1976?
The union of the physically impaired against segregation
