5.4

Question 1

Changes the contrast of the windows and buttons so they’re easier to see. This is not the same as changing the brightness of the whole screen, since not all parts of the user interface always change.

Answer 1

high contrast

Question 2

Increases the font size to a preset size.

Answer 2

large text

Question 3

Provides a menu where you can select cursor sizes from small to large.

Answer 3

cursor size

Question 4

Turns your mouse into a type of magnifying glass by default. Additional options let you limit which part of the screen is magnified.

Answer 4

zoom

Question 5

reads the text on a screen, including menu and button text.

Answer 5

screen leader and braile

Question 6

Orca, a free, open-source scriptable ______________ that works with the GNOME desktop

Answer 6

screen reader

Question 7

Emacspeak, a free _____________ that is often bundled with text editors

Answer 7

screen reader

Question 8

_________________a special type of computer monitor which creates a tactile display of textual information. Many Linux text-mode applications manage _____________ with no configuration changes.

Answer 8

Braille display

Question 9

which prints a hard copy of a text document using embossed Braille characters.
A Linux daemon named brltty redirects text-mode output to a Braille device and is often required.

Answer 9

braille embosser

Question 10

Lets the user hear a beep (or another sound) when the Num Lock or Caps Lock keys are turned on or off.

Answer 10

sound keys