Which term describes the ability to see large print but not regular print?

• A. Adequate Vision
• B. Moderately Impaired Vision
• C. Vision Assessment
• D. Impaired Vision

Answer: (D)

The ability to see large print but not regular print reflects a reduced visual function, so it’s described as impaired vision. Adequate vision would mean normal or sufficient sight, which isn’t the case when regular print can’t be read. Vision assessment refers to the act of testing vision, not the status itself. While there are degrees of impairment, the scenario doesn’t specify severity, so the general term impaired vision best fits the description.