ADA is divided into how many titles and which areas do they cover?

• A. 3 titles; Employment, Public Services, Public Accommodations
• B. 5 titles; Employment, Public Services, Public Accommodations, Telecommunications, Miscellaneous
• C. 4 titles; Employment, Public Accommodations, Telecommunications, Education
• D. 6 titles; Employment, Public Services, Public Accommodations, Telecommunications, Miscellaneous, Education

Answer: (B)

Five titles structure the ADA. Title I protects employment rights for qualified individuals with disabilities; Title II ensures access to public services provided by state and local government; Title III guarantees access to places of public accommodations; Title IV requires telecommunications access, including relay services; Title V contains miscellaneous provisions, such as enforcement details and how the law interacts with other statutes. Education is not a separate title; educational contexts fall under the appropriate titles depending on the setting. So the description of five titles with Employment, Public Services, Public Accommodations, Telecommunications, and Miscellaneous is the correct framing.