Non Manual Markers
When asking a question in ASL, your eyebrows are furrowed (down) when asking a _________ question.
WH
Name 2 signs that are signed with the feeling finger handshape.
ex. WHAT'S-UP. FEEL, FORGET, SICK, WHY
In ASL, most handshapes are ____________ or _______________.
Letters or Numbers
What comes first in ASL sentence structure?
Time
What 2 terms are appropriate to call someone with a hearing loss.
Deaf & Hard of hearing
Name 3 signs where the head nod is needed for the NMM.
ex: YES, UNDERSTAND, KNOW, ME-TOO (SAME HERE), GOOD, REMEMBER, WHAT'S- UP
Name 5 signs that are signed using only the 1 handshape (sign can be 1 or 2 handed).
ex. SIGN, DEAF, HEARING, MEET, WE/US, YOU, ME, SHE/HE/IT, WHERE, MONTH
Name 2 handshapes that are not letters or numbers.
CLAW, FEELING FINGER, ILY Hand
Where does the WH word go in ASL sentence structure?
At the end of the sentence.
What are the 2 best ways to get a deaf person's attention?
Handwave & shoulder tap.
When asking a question asking DO YOU or HAVE YOU, what does the signer need to do?
Raise eyebrows, lean in (forward), hold the last sign.
Name 5 signs that use only the B/5 handshape when signed (sign can be 1 or 2 handed).
ex. MY/ MINE, YOUR/YOURS, SCHOOL, THANK YOU, GOOD, BAD, PLEASE, HAPPY, NOON, NICE, AGAIN, KNOW, DON'T-KNOW
While signing, if I am pointing to someone or something to set them/ it up in space, I am using ______________.
Indexing or The Deixis
If 2 words are written in ASL Gloss with a + between the words, what does that mean?
It is 1 English word, but 2 Signs. (Compound sign)
What are 2 ways that a Deaf person can enjoy music?
ASL Interpretation, Vibrations, Captions on screen
Name 5 signs where the head shake is needed for the NMM.
ex: DON'T-UNDERSTAND, DON'T-LIKE, DON'T-KNOW, NO, WON'T, NOT, NONE, NOTHING, NO PROBLEM
Name 2 signs that can be signed more than one way.
WHY, FORGET, WHO
What mode of signing is being used when a signer is signing in English word order?
Signing Exact English (SEE)
If 2 words are written in ASL Gloss with a hyphen (-) between the words, what does that mean?
2 English words. 1 sign (or concept).
If a person considers themself Deaf (big D) tell me 2 things about them.
Involved in the Deaf community, Proud to be Deaf, Uses ASL
Name 5 different Non Manual Markers
ex: Eyebrows up, eyebrows down, head nod, head shake, puffed cheeks, raised shoulders, open mouth, head tilt, smile
Name 5, 2 handed signs where the handshapes of the dominant & non dominant hands are different.
ex. ABSENT, PRACTICE, DAY, CALENDAR, HELP, MINUTE, HOUR, WEEK, WEEKEND
Name 5 English "meaningless" words that are NOT in signed in ASL.
ex. the, is, am, are, a, an
When writing ASL Gloss, and the word will be fingerspelled, how is it written? (use the word Name as your written example)
Lowercase fs, hyphen (-), word in ALL CAPS
ex: fs-NAME
What are the 2 different views of deafness?
Medical View & Cultural View