Question

1. what is a good approach to involve a person in productive activities?

• give the person a list of chores to complete
• rush the person through the activity
• create an activity to meet the person’s functional ability
• provide multiple instructions for the activity

1. which activity promotes social engagement?

• playing rame that hane
• playing solitaire
• listening to an audiobook with headphones
• crocheting

Explanation:

Question 9

• Giving a list of chores may not be engaging. Rushing and multiple instructions can be overwhelming. Creating an activity matching functional ability ensures the person can participate productively.

• Playing solitaire, listening to an audiobook, and crocheting are individual activities. Playing a game that involves others (like "name that tune" with others) promotes social interaction.

Answer:

C. Create an activity to meet the person's functional ability

Question 10