Which of the following is an example of an accommodation for a disabled individual?

• A. Removal of environmental toxins
• B. Crutches
• C. All of these answers are correct
• D. Wheelchair

Answer: (C)

Accommodations involve making changes to the environment or providing assistive tools so a person with a disability can participate fully in activities. Crutches are an assistive device that supports mobility when walking is difficult, allowing participation in activities that require movement. A wheelchair serves a similar purpose for those who cannot walk or have limited mobility, enabling engagement in tasks and activities. Removing environmental toxins reduces health and safety barriers in the setting, creating a safer, more accessible environment for everyone, including individuals with disabilities. Because each option targets a different type of barrier—physical mobility and environmental safety—each qualifies as an accommodation. All of these are examples of accommodations.