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Time to learn new words

Sometimes we use symbols to represent a word, phrase or idea. For example,

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There are some disability symbols that are universally accepted. These symbols represent certain
physical and mental impairments, and promote and publicise accessibility for people with
disabilities. Understanding these symbols would make us sensitive to the needs of individuals

with certain disabilities.

Here are some such symbols. Match them with what they represent. value social responsibility

I am sensitive to light.
A A A

I am sensitive to smell.

I use Braille.

I have sight loss.

I require large print.

I am sensitive to sound.

I may need more time.

I cannot stand for long

periods of time.

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