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About the Quiz
- Release Date :: 04.01.2025
- presents ‘Tactile’ an Online Quiz on ‘World Braille Day’ (Observed on 4th January)
- All Questions are based on general knowledge and interesting facts about Braille as a tactile script for blind.
- Tactile Online Quiz consists of 25-MCQs – Multiple Choice Questions.
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- You will need to choose correct one from the given options.
- Each question carries 4 points.
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- How does a blind person read Braille?
4 points
By using black goggles
By using white stick
By using fingertips
By using hearing aids - Finish this sentence; “Braille is made up of Bumps and ……..”
4 points
Dips
Curves
Squares
Ovals - The Braille script is based on a set of ………
4 points
Rectangles
Ovals
Dots
Hexagons
4. In which year Louis Braille was born?
4 points
1709
1809
1909
2009
- Where was Louis Braille born?
4 points
Marseille
Toulouse
Bordeaux
Coupvray - At what age did Louis Braille become blind?
4 points
Ten
Thirty
Fifty
Three - What caused Louis Braille’s blindness?
4 points
Scarlet Fever
Accidental injury
Smallpox
He was born blind - How was Louis Braille educated?
4 points
He did not receive an education
He attended a school for the blind
He taught himself
His mother taught him at home - What was the profession of Louis Braille?
4 points
An Engineer
An Educator
A Space Scientist
A Sports Person - Who inspired Louis Braille’s invention of a method of reading and writing for the blind?
4 points
Samuel Morse
Laura Bridgman
Charles Barbier
Helen Keller - At which age, Louis Braille had created the Braille system for blinds?
4 points
3
15
5
55 - Louis Braille also invented Raphigraphy, What is it?
4 points
A way for blind to walk without a white stick
A tactile writing system
A system for blind people to listen music A way for blind people to speak
- After Louis Braille’s death a small wooden box was found on which, was written, “To be burned without opening.” Nevertheless, the box was opened. What did it contain?
4 points
A collection of IOUs (I Owe You)
His Autobiography
His rent receipts
A collection of poems written by him - From what did Louis Braille die?
4 points
Tuberculosis
Injuries sustained from falling down the stairs
Old age
Yellow fever - Where is Louis Braille buried?
4 points
Troyes
Dijon
Paris
Dunkerque - Which of the following is TRUE about Braille?
4 points
It is a tactile system for blinds
It is also used for OCD patients
It is a pictorial language
It is also used for listening music - Which country was the first to adopt Braille as its official written language?
4 points
Germany
Poland
Switzerland
France - What is the modern name of the institution founded by Louis Braille?
4 points
Braille Academy
National Institute for the Sports
Louis Foundation
National Institute for Blind Youth - Which language was the first to be transcribed into Braille?
4 points
English
French
German
Spanish - How many Braille characters are there in the code?
4 points
26
36
63
86 - What is the name of the tactile code used for representing mathematical and scientific notation in Braille?
4 points
Nemeth Code
Morse Code
ASCII Code
Code RED - How many dots are required to represent a single character in Braille?
4 points
26
63
04
06 - What is the primary advantage of Braille over audio-based systems for blind?
4 points
It is faster to read
It enhances listening skills
It improves vision
It degrades the vision - Which technology has made Braille more accessible in recent years?
4 points
Screen Readers
Glow Boards
Dolby Surround Systems
Glow Colours - In which year United Nations officially recognize World Braille Day?
4 points
November 1918
November 1950
November 2000
November 2018