ABC's
These 6 letters can be made using a closed hand.
What are a, m, n, s, t, and y.
True or false, you shake these teen numbers (16, 17, 18 and 19).
True.
This use of the forefinger and the middle finger on both hands indicate this sign.
What is name.
This color is signed the same way you would sign the name of the fruit.
What is orange.
True, it is also about body language as well as facial expressions.
These 2 letters are made using an open hand shape.
What are b, and f.
These numbers follow a set pattern.
What are numbers 30-100.
True or false there is more than one way to sign how are you?
False
This color is signed using both hands in alternating directions.
What is gray.
True or false, all sign languages are the same.
False.
These 14 letters are made using the fingers (not the whole hand).
What are g, h, i, j, k, l, p, q, r, u, v, w, x, and z.
This is the short cut for signing 25?
What is...shaking the middle and ring finger.
You use this sign after you have fingerspelled your name as a shortcut so that the next time you sign your name you don't have to spell it out.
What is a name sign.
This color if signed incorrectly could be mistaken for the sign for summer.
What is black.
A name sign is created using this.
What is a striking feature or something unique to the person the name sign is being given.
These 4 letters have the same handshapes, but different orientations.
What are g/q and k/p.
The use of the thumb and forefinger in a sideways orientation create this number.
What is 21.
This two part sign means nice to meet you.
What is palms of hands together (nice) pointer fingers coming together (meet you).
These two signs originate from the ear.
What are gold and silver.
This month is deaf awareness month.
What is September.
True or false, when fingerspelling a word that has repetative letters, you can slide your hand through them rather than making the handshape again.
True
The use of the number one and the letter c create this number.
What is 100.
True or false, a name sign is generally given by a person who is deaf.
True
These two colors are made near the lips.
What are red and pink.