Which phrase describes the three disabilities regarding communication listed as visually impaired, hearing impaired, and language impaired?

• A. 3 disabilities regarding communication
• B. Three communication disorders
• C. Hearing, vision, and cognitive impairments
• D. Language impairment with others

Answer: (A)

The question is testing how to name a group of conditions that all relate to communication. The three items—visually impaired, hearing impaired, and language impaired—share the common link of affecting communication, so a phrase that directly states there are three disabilities related to communication fits best.

Why this option works: It cleanly communicates both the number (three) and the connection to communication (disabilities). It stays faithful to the idea that these are three distinct conditions tied to how a person communicates, without introducing other concepts.

Why the others don’t fit as well: “Three communication disorders” uses a near synonym but shifts the wording from disabilities to disorders, which changes the implied category. “Hearing, vision, and cognitive impairments” lists different areas (vision and cognitive) that aren’t the exact trio described. “Language impairment with others” is vague and doesn’t clearly describe all three conditions together.

In short, this phrasing directly reflects there are three disabilities related to communication, matching the given items.