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Correct. People with visual impairments can use a white cane or a guide dog to help them get around. Accessible facilities in the community, such as tactile guide pathways, braille and tactile maps, and audio devices, can also help them get around.

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Correct. There are vibrating alarm clocks that can be placed under the pillow to wake up people with hearing impairments when the alarm clock vibrates.

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Correct. Carrying a powerchair and its user up or down the stairs is not recommended in non-emergency situations. Powerchairs, together with the weight of the wheelchair user, can weigh up to 300 lbs (about 136 kg). Lifting a powerchair poses a significant risk and safety hazard to both the wheelchair user and the person lifting the wheelchair.

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Correct. People with visual impairments can still enjoy a movie using audio description services and assistive viewing devices!

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Correct. People with hearing impairments can still experience and enjoy music through hearing aids or other methods such as sign language interpretation, tempo vibration, text, lights and images.

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Correct. After diagnosis and assessment by doctors and therapists, a suitable type of assistive device will be recommended according to the physical condition and mobility of the disabled person. Walking or moderate use of a manual wheelchair can help maintain physical mobility and slow down functional decline.

At the same time, powerchairs do not have the same degree of mobility as manual wheelchairs, and the user needs to pay close attention to the power level. Therefore, some people with physical disabilities will choose to use manual wheelchairs or other assistive devices depending on their condition.

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Correct. Most smartphone systems today have special assistive features for people with different disabilities, such as voice activation and screen reading, which can read out text, interface icons, and even emojis for the visually impaired.

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Correct. "Deafness" is an impairment of the hearing/auditory organs, while "dumbness" is an impairment of the vocal cords/voice organs. In fact, most of the people with hearing impairments have no problem with their vocal cords. It is only the hearing impairment that affects their learning of speech, which may lead to the ambiguous or incorrect pronunciation of words, but it does not mean that they cannot speak.

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Correct. People with physical disabilities can participate in some sports activities according to their physical conditions. The wheelchair marathon is one example. Also, in many sports, some of the rules are adapted or changed for people with disabilities, so that they can also participate.