by alex
Understanding the signs of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is crucial for early intervention and support. This quiz will test your knowledge on the various symptoms and behaviors associated with autism, helping you to recognize and comprehend this complex condition. Test your awareness and see how much you know about the signs of autism!
Autism Signs Quiz Questions Overview
1. Which of the following is a common sign of autism in young children?
Strong eye contact
Lack of interest in social interactions
Advanced language skills
Frequent smiling
2. What is a repetitive behavior often seen in individuals with autism?
Playing with a variety of toys
Hand-flapping
Engaging in imaginative play
Frequent changes in activities
3. Which sensory issue is frequently reported by individuals with autism?
Insensitivity to loud noises
Heightened sensitivity to textures
Lack of response to bright lights
Indifference to strong smells
4. Which communication challenge is often associated with autism?
Speaking multiple languages
Delayed speech development
Excessive talking
Advanced vocabulary
5. What is an example of a social communication difficulty in autism?
Initiating conversations easily
Understanding sarcasm
Maintaining eye contact
Difficulty understanding non-verbal cues
6. Which of the following is a common sign of autism in older children and adults?
Strong ability to make friends
Difficulty with social interactions
High interest in group activities
Frequent participation in social events
7. Which of these is a common cognitive characteristic of autism?
Flexible thinking
Strong problem-solving skills
Focused interests
Quick adaptation to changes
8. What type of play is often limited in children with autism?
Solitary play
Imaginative play
Physical play
Constructive play
9. Which of the following is a common emotional response in individuals with autism?
Consistent emotional responses
Difficulty managing emotions
Frequent displays of empathy
Quick recovery from stress
10. Which of these behaviors might indicate autism in a toddler?
Pointing to show interest
Responding to their name
Limited use of gestures
Playing peek-a-boo
