Which statement about audio descriptions for the video content portion is true?

• A. There is no audio description for video content.
• B. Captions are provided for the video portion but not audio descriptions.
• C. Audio descriptions are optional for the video portion.
• D. There is an equivalent audio description for the video content portion of pre-recorded synchronized media presentations.

Answer: (D)

Audio descriptions provide spoken narration of visual elements in a video so someone who can’t see the screen can understand what’s happening. For pre-recorded synchronized media presentations, there is typically an equivalent audio description track that describes the video content during the appropriate pauses, and this track is synchronized with the video portion. That combination ensures the full message is accessible to viewers who rely on audio description.

So the statement that there is an equivalent audio description for the video content portion is true. The other options would imply no description exists, or that captions alone suffice, or that description is optional, which doesn’t align with how pre-recorded media is made accessible.