Which term means can see fine details in regular print?

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

Answer: (B)

Understanding vision strength in terms of reading ability is the key here. If someone can see fine details in regular print, their visual function is considered adequate. That means their vision is sufficient for typical reading tasks without significant strain or difficulty.

Impaired vision or moderately impaired vision describe reduced ability to read standard print, so they wouldn’t match the scenario of “seeing fine details.” Adequate hearing isn’t about vision, so it doesn’t apply to a question about reading print.