Classifiers
Deaf History
Devices
Deaf Culture
ASL
100

Used for single individuals walking, a person standing, a pencil lying about, etc

CL: 1

100

Where is Martha's Vineyard?

Massachusetts

100

an external amplifying device designed to improve hearing by amplifying sounds / more effective collection of sound and directing it into the ear

Hearing aid

100

What is american sign language?


A language capable of expressing abstract ideas, and a language utilizing space and movement to convey meaning

100

name 5 culturally appropriate ways to get a Deaf person's attention

1. wave
2. tap shoulder
3. stomp
4. flick lights
5. ask a 3rd person



200

Can be stripes, a fence, bars, teeth bared, bangs in hair, whiskers, etc.

CL:4

200

First deaf teacher in America


Laurent Clerc

200

Electronic transmitter surgically implanted into the cochlea of a deaf person to restore hearing

Cochlear implant

200

American Sign Language is related to..

French Sign Language

200

what are the general rules for counting numbers? (1-60)


1-5 palm in, 6-9 palm out, 11-15 palm in, 16-19 10 + the # twist out, 20-29 except 22 use an L handshape to rep 2

300

Used for small circular objects such as coins, buttons, eyes moving back and forth, pearl necklace, the shape of a cigar, etc.

CL: F

300

What does NAD stand for


National Association OF the Deaf

300

system that transfers audio information as text, displayed at the bottom of the TV screen or film, must be turned on or off

Closed Captioning (CC)

300

deaf

deaf

lack of hearing, either entirely or at a severe to profound level who choose not to participate in the deaf community or became deaf later in life

300

ASL grammar is the same as English grammar except ASL is visual

false/truth

ASL grammar is the same as English grammar except ASL is visual

false

400

Used to describe thin shapes such as eyebrows, mouths, mustaches, collars, bird beaks, etc.

CL: G

400

Alice Cogswell


First deaf student in America

400

System of imbedding captions on film. Captions cannot be turned off.

Open captioning

400

Deaf

Deaf

Individuals who are not hearing and are members of the deaf community

400

ASL name signs are either _______ or ______


descriptive and arbitrary

500

Used to show people standing and sitting. Can be used to show thin objects such as a tongue, diving board, tie, etc.

CL: U

500

First President of the NAD


Robert McGregor

500

VRS

A service which uses a sign language interpreter, a video camera or computer, and an internet connection, that allows persons who are deaf to communicate using sign with those who are hearing who don't sign. The deaf / signing person calls the relay operator and signs to them. The relay operator then calls and voices to the hearing person.

500

Who can be considered part of deaf community?

- Deaf people who use ASL
- children of deaf parents
- sign language interpreters
- teachers of the deaf
- others who have a place in the community

500

In ASL, adjectives tend to be places ___________. Give an example

after the noun
ex; SHIRT, ORANGE

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