A person with moderate intellectual disability ____.
a. may complete a second-grade curriculum, though often not until the age of 18
b. will likely never live independently and/or work, marry, and have a family
c. can learn only a small number of self-care skills, such as feeding himself or herself or washing his or her hands
d. may demonstrate full self-care skills and be able to live with complete independence after intense training programs
Question 2
The causal factors for mild intellectual disability are typically ____.
a. genetic factors
b. birth trauma
c. medical conditions
d. preventable environmental causes
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