De'VIA
Cochlear Implants
Parts of the Ear
"Through Deaf Eyes" Documentary
ASL Grammar
100

What does De'VIA stand for?

Deaf View/Image Art

100

What makes up the outer part of the Cochlear Implant?

Microphone, Speech Processor, and Transmitter coil

100

What are the 3 tiny bones inside the ear?

Malleus, Incus, and Stapes

100

What famous person/people brought sign language to America?

Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet and Laurent Clerc

100

What are the 5 Parameters of ASL?

Handshape
Palm Orientation
Location
Movement
Non-Manual Markers

200

True or False:
Betty White is one of the Deaf De'VIA artists.

False.

Betty G. Miller is one of the Deaf De'VIA artists.

200

What makes up the internal part of the cochlear implant?

Receiver-stimulator and electrode array

200

What is the function of the auditory nerve?

The auditory nerve (or Cochlear Nerve VIII) transmits sound signals from the inner ear to the brain

200

Name the movement that took place in the 1980s at Gallaudet University. 

Deaf President Now (DPN)

200

Rewrite this sentence into ASL Gloss:
The girls wanted to buy a soda.

SODA+GIRL+MANY+BUY+WANT+PAST

300

List 2 affirmation motifs (themes) in De'VIA.

Various Answers:
Light Bulb, Hand, Handstand, Flower, Butterfly, Candle, Ladder, Eyes, Tree, Baby, Hands Holding, Solidarity Fist, Door, Roundtable, Birdhouse, Nest, Mother of all Deaf Souls, Stairway, Handshape, Mountain

300

What is one reason someone would NOT want to get a cochlear implant?

Various answers:
May reduce Deaf culture
Dislike of surgery
Deaf family members don't want it to happen

300

What is the function of the cochlea?

The cochlea is what is responsible for hearing. It converts sound waves into electrical signals that are sent to the brain.

300

What is the significance of the 1880 Milan Conference?

The conference voted to ban sign language and require Deaf students to learn oralism.

300

What are the non-manual markers for conditional sentences?

Lean forward through the "IF" section of the statement, then return to a neutral position for the "then" section.

400

List 2 resistance motifs (themes) in De'VIA.

Various Answers:
Chain, Feather, Mirror, Lock, Profit, Jigsaw Puzzle, AGB, Blue Tape, Hook, Eugenic, Mask, Nails/Screws, Puppet, Octopus, Checkerboard, Arrow, Button Eyes, Plague Doctor, Money Bag, Plague Doctor Hat, Skull, Fan, Mouth, Speech Therapy, Hammer, Strings, Black Hole, Horse, Middle Finger, Harlequin/Jester

400

What is one reason someone WOULD get a cochlear implant?

Answers Vary:
Be able to hear (though not fully or like a hearing individual)
Fit in with family members
Be able to speak with hearing family members

400

What is the function of the semicircular canals?

The semicircular canals help to regulate balance by sensing head position and movement.

400

DOUBLE
JEOPARDY!

Name the linguist who proved sign language is a real language back in the 1960s.

400

What are 2 reasons you would use CL:F?

Answers Vary:
Buttons on a shirt
A small hole
A coin
Eye movement

500

How does De'VIA differ from general Deaf artwork?

De'VIA specifically focuses on expressing the Deaf experience and culture through visual art, whereas general Deaf artwork can be any type of artwork created by a Deaf artist.

500

Explain how the Cochlear Implant works.

The cochlear implant has a wire that goes through the cochlea. Sound is picked up from the microphone, then the processor changes the sound into signals, which are sent through the transmitter. The receiver then sends the electrical signal and the electrodes stimulate the auditory nerve.

500

What is one of the most common reasons a hearing baby will become deaf?

Meningitis

500

Explain "audism"

Audism is the discrimination against deaf individuals based on the belief that hearing people are superior.

500

Write out a preference sentence in ASL Gloss.

Answer depends on group.

Example:
(BSL)PEPPERONI+(BSR)HAWAIIAN+PIZZA++I+LIKE