T01 Computer Concepts Practice Test

Screen readers are an accessibility feature because they provide an alternate way to access digital content for users who can’t rely on visual text. They convert on-screen text and UI elements into speech (and sometimes braille), allowing navigation through keyboard input and helping people who are blind or have significant vision impairment interact with content independently. The other options don’t directly address accessibility: cloud backup protects data, not how information is perceived or interacted with; high-speed internet improves connectivity but doesn’t change how content is presented to aid accessibility; a proprietary license concerns usage rights rather than making content accessible.