There are four titles, five titles, six titles, or three titles in the ADA?

There are four titles, five titles, six titles, or three titles in the ADA?

• A. There are four titles
• B. There are five titles
• C. There are six titles
• D. There are three titles

Answer: (B)

Five titles. The ADA is organized into five distinct sections, each covering a different area: employment (Title I), state and local government services (Title II), public accommodations and facilities (Title III), communications (Title IV), and miscellaneous provisions (Title V). Because these five areas form the official structure of the law, the correct count is five. The other options would omit or add a title that isn’t part of the ADA’s framework.

Five titles. The ADA is organized into five distinct sections, each covering a different area: employment (Title I), state and local government services (Title II), public accommodations and facilities (Title III), communications (Title IV), and miscellaneous provisions (Title V). Because these five areas form the official structure of the law, the correct count is five. The other options would omit or add a title that isn’t part of the ADA’s framework.