Initialized and Fingerspelled Signs
This sign slides down the nose.
What is GREECE
This is what RSD stands for.
What is "Rochester School for the Deaf"
This distance uses the "CS" behavior (Cheek to shoulder)
What is NEAR
This sign uses two "Flat-O" handshapes in front of chest.
What is "STORE"
This sign uses a "V" to the throat
What is "STUCK"
This sign uses a "C" handshape that "bounces" on top of the other hand
What is "CHURCH"
This is attached to RIT
What is NTID
What is MODERATE
This sign uses a "clapping motion" in front of the chest.
What is "SCHOOL"
This sign happens near the eye (What school is this the sign for)?
What is "GALLAUDET"
This sign uses the arm as part of its sign.
What is HOSPITAL
GALLAUDET is what type of school (k-12 or university)
What is UNIVERSITY
What is FAR
This sign "changes meaning" depending on what direction you move it.
What is HELP
This sign uses one hand "wrapping around" the index finger of the other hand.
What is "HOTEL"
This sign uses "M" handshapes...describe the "shape" you "draw out" when you do it.
This is what NTID stands for
What is "National Technical Institute for the Deaf"
This is what you do with your mouth to show "FAR" distance.
What is "open mouth slightly"
Looking at your study guide, name 2 signs that are "SYMMETRICAL"
Using the study guide, what are 3 signs that are "NON-SYMMETRICAL?"
Name 3 signs that are fingerspelled in THIS unit.
What are MAP, PARK, MALL, BANK
What is Rochester, Washington, D.C., and Buffalo
This is what you do for ALL the distances.
What is "TILT HEAD"
This sign "wiggles" the middle finger on top of the palm. (What is this sign WITHOUT adding the sign for STORE)?
What is "MEDICINE"
What is the "#5" handshape