AI disability access review of internal AI prompts

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1. What is the PRIMARY purpose of using AI to review internal AI prompts for disability access?

   1. To test the underlying AI model's technical accuracy
   2. To generate compliance documentation for regulators
   3. To replace manual accessibility reviews entirely
   4. To catch workflows that exclude disabled employees or customers

2. Which of the following is an example of an accessibility issue AI can help identify in AI-generated outputs?

   1. Whether the output is grammatically correct
   2. Whether output is screen-reader-friendly
   3. Whether the color scheme matches brand guidelines
   4. Whether the writing tone matches company voice

3. Which assumption about user modality would MOST likely create an accessibility barrier for users with motor impairments?

   1. Assuming users can use a mouse or trackpad
   2. Assuming users can see graphical elements
   3. Assuming users can hear audio
   4. Assuming users can read plain text

4. An AI-powered customer service chatbot only responds with voice audio. Which assistive technology would be MOST directly excluded?

   1. Wheelchair accessibility features
   2. Hearing aids for deaf users
   3. Braille displays
   4. Screen readers for blind users

5. Why should AI-generated test cases involving assistive technology NOT replace user testing with disabled people?

   1. AI-generated test cases are too expensive to create
   2. Regulations prohibit AI from simulating disability scenarios
   3. AI cannot replicate the lived experience of using assistive technology daily
   4. Disabled users cannot provide reliable feedback

6. What does the WCAG acronym stand for in accessibility contexts?

   1. Website Compliance and Accessibility Gateway
   2. World Center for Accessible Design
   3. Wide Computer Access Governance
   4. Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

7. When reviewing an AI prompt for accessibility, which issue relates to assumptions about vision?

   1. Generating complex vocabulary without plain-language alternatives
   2. Requiring fine motor control for interactions
   3. Displaying results only as images without text descriptions
   4. Requiring voice input without keyboard alternatives

8. What is one capability AI CANNOT provide when reviewing prompts for disability access?

   1. Generating test cases for common assistive tech
   2. Auditing the underlying AI model for bias
   3. Testing reading level alternatives
   4. Checking if outputs are screen-reader-compatible

9. A workflow generates complex financial reports. Which AI accessibility check would MOST improve access for users with cognitive disabilities?

   1. Ensuring keyboard navigation works
   2. Adding voice output for all text
   3. Generating plain-language summaries alongside technical content
   4. Adding color contrast to charts

10. What type of accessibility issue involves 'reading level' when reviewing AI outputs?

    1. Whether charts include data tables as alternatives
    2. Whether the interface supports text-to-speech
    3. Whether content uses simple vocabulary and sentence structure
    4. Whether text appears in a readable font size

11. Which statement best describes the role of AI in making final accessibility decisions?

    1. AI decisions override all other accessibility considerations
    2. AI should make the final accessibility decision based on its analysis
    3. AI can suggest issues, but humans must make accessibility decisions
    4. AI decisions should be verified by another AI system

12. An internal AI system generates image descriptions for a document management system. What accessibility feature should be verified?

    1. Whether images match brand colors
    2. Whether images are high resolution
    3. Whether images have alternative text
    4. Whether images are compressed for faster loading

13. What does AI do WELL when used for disability access review of prompts?

    1. Guarantees WCAG compliance automatically
    2. Surfaces assumptions about modality that might exclude users
    3. Determines if an AI system is unbiased
    4. Replaces all accessibility testing with disabled users

14. A voice-activated AI assistant assumes users can speak clearly into a microphone. This primarily excludes users with which disability?

    1. Visual impairments
    2. Hearing impairments
    3. Speech or motor impairments that affect voice
    4. Cognitive disabilities

15. When creating test cases for assistive technology compatibility, which approach follows best practices?

    1. Testing only visual accessibility
    2. Testing only with the most common screen reader
    3. Testing with multiple assistive technologies and real users
    4. Relying solely on automated accessibility checkers