Accessibility for Articulate Rise Knowledge Checks

You don't necessarily need voiceovers to make Rise knowledge checks perceivable, operable, and understandable by users with visual disabilities. Presumably these users are using a screen reader (like NVDA, VoiceOver, Windows Narrator, or similar), and these screen readers will read the text on the page, so an additional voiceover isn't required to make the page accessible to users with visual disabilities.

We use a lot of knowledge checks in our Rise activities, and we test screen reader operability and understandability using NVDA and Chrome, and NVDA reads the knowledge checks very well from our viewpoint.