Deaf Culture
Unit 1.1
Unit 1.2 & 1.3
Unit 2
Unit 3 (A)
Unit 3 (B)
Mixed
100

A teletypewriter that allows Deaf people to communicate with each other without relaying on hearing people" 

What is a TTY? 

100

Palm-orientation for numbers: 1 5

What is INWARD? 

100

We should nod our head when we use this sign.

What is the NMS for YES?

100
Signs that resemble the meaning behind the sign

What are iconic signs? 

100

It conveys understanding, comprehension and sympathy. 

What is OH-I-SEE? 

100

H: S > SQUID

O: INWARD

L: CHIN

M: ARC

E: mouth this "same word" quickly

What is WARM? 

100

Deaf students took over this college because they wanted a Deaf president. 

What is Gallaudet University? 

200

Types of devices: closed captioned TV, visual alerts and videophone

What is a "deaf friendly home"? 

200

OPEN-8 FLAT-B, SQUID and CLAW

What are handshapes? 

200

We should shake our head for this sign.

What is the NMS for NO? 

200

Slight differences between signs

What are variations? 
200

palm-orientation for when singing a series of numbers

What is FORWARD?

200

Nebraska does not fit in the same category as Massachusetts, Tennessee and Missipppi. 

What is a "three letter" states? 

200

Something you should always "maintain" when signing to deaf people. 

What is eye contact? 

300

Deaf people prefer to live in this fictional word where everyone signs. 

What is Eyeth? 

300

CHEST, CHIN, "in front of body" and SHOULDERS

What are locations? 

300

Not all Deaf people have this skill and is only 30% effective. 

What is lipreading? 

300
You use this NMS for the sign: DO-DO? 

What is "lower your eyebrows"? 

300

H: Y on FLAT-B

O: palm to palm

L: in front of body

M: back and forth (DH)

E: N/A

What is New York? 

300

H: S  > SQUID

O: palm UP

L: in front of body

M: straight line

E: lower brow

What is HOW-MANY? 

300

H: S

O: palm toward palm

L: in front of body

M: shake more than WINTER

E: wince teeth 

What is COLD?

400

"A hearing test that displays sounds at different frequencies to access hearing levels".

What is an audiogram? 

400

You use this NMS when signing HE, SHE or IT. 

What is an eye gaze?

400

"percentage of lipreading that is understood"

What is 30%?

400

movement toward the signer or someone else

What is directionality? 

400

H: CLAW

O: Palm toward Palm

L: in front of body 

M: arc 

E: widen eyes

What is ALOT? 

400

H: OPEN-B

O: INWARD

L: FACE

M: fan like motion

E: OO

What is COOL? 

400

She spoke at the Academy Awards breaking the Deaf community's heart. 

Who is Marlee Matlin? 

500

"Sign outside the box, use two handed signs and very little mouthing and is the original form of ASL."

What is Black American Sign Language? 

500

SIDEWAYS, INWARD, PALM to PALM and FORWARD

What are palm orientations? 

500

Eyebrow, eye and lip-movement

What are non-manual signals? 
500

Its a type of WH-Question (not WHO, WHERE, WHEN, WHAT, WHY, WHICH or HOW)

What is DO-DO? 

500

H: #1

O: SIDEWAYS

L: in front of body (side)

M: arc 

E: widen eyes

What is OVER-THERE? 

500

H: CLAW

O: INWARD

L: CHIN

M: ARC

E: SS

What is HOT? 

500

A type of question where you need to raise your eyebrows.

What is a YES/NO Question? 

600

When Deaf people experience isolation and frustration during the holidays with their hearing families due to lack of sign language. 

What is "dinner table syndrome"? 

600

ARC, BACK & FORTH, WIGGLE & STRAIGHT LINE

What are movements? 

600

Emotion, tone and intent 

What are facial expressions? 
600

This is a when sign that goes first in a sentence to show "when something happened" 

What is day of the week? 

600

H: A

O: palm to palm > then move away (sideways)

L: in front of body 

M: arc 

E: widen eyes

What is FAR?

600

H: BENT-B

O: INWARD

L: in front of body 

M: DH taps behind NDH

E: wince teeth

What is CLOSE?

600

A type of question where you need to lower your eyebrows. 

What is a WH-Question?

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