Which of the following items is typically included in communication books for augmentative devices?

• A. Battery packs
• B. Video screens
• C. Blank pages
• D. Speakerphones

Answer: (C)

In AAC, the communication book is meant to be flexible and grow with the user. Blank pages provide the space to add personalized vocabulary, symbols, or photos that are specific to the person’s everyday life, routines, and interests. This keeps the tool relevant and useful as new needs or topics come up, without being stuck with a fixed set of items. The other options are parts of the device or its accessories rather than the book itself—battery packs and speakerphones are hardware components, and video screens are features of the device; they don’t belong in the written communication book, which is the customizable, portable part used for quick access to the user’s messages.