Which option lists the full set of universal design principles as given in the material?

• A. Equitable use, Flexibility in use, Simple and intuitive, Perceptible information, Tolerance for error, Low physical effort, Size and space for approach and use
• B. Equitable use, Accessibility, Aesthetics, Simplicity
• C. Equitable design, Flexibility, Simplicity, Perceptible information
• D. Equitable use; Flexibility in Use; Simple and intuitive; Perceptible information

Answer: (A)

Understanding universal design principles means recognizing the complete list used in the material: Equitable use, Flexibility in use, Simple and intuitive use, Perceptible information, Tolerance for error, Low physical effort, Size and space for approach and use. This seven-item set is the full compilation, so it best matches the material. The other options omit one or more principles or use terms that aren’t part of the full set (for example, substituting Accessibility or Aesthetics, or shortening the list), so they don’t represent the complete set.