ADA And Direct Access Practice Test

Under Title IV, what must televisions 13 inches or larger have?

Closed captioning is optional CC is required for all televisions CC capability is not required Televisions 13 inches or larger must have CC ability

Correct Answer:

Televisions 13 inches or larger must have CC ability

Explanation:

Under Title IV, accessibility for people who are deaf or hard of hearing is addressed by requiring built-in closed captioning capability in TV receivers that are 13 inches or larger. This means those bigger TVs must be able to display closed captions without needing an extra device. That’s why the statement that televisions 13 inches or larger must have CC ability is the right one. The other options either imply captions aren’t mandatory, apply to all sizes, or say CC isn’t required, which doesn’t reflect the specific size threshold and built-in capability mandated by the rule.

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