Famous Deaf Figures
Moments in Deaf History
ASL - Parts of Speech
Technology & Accessibility
Deaf Misc.
100

The faculty advisor for ASL Club

Lori Woods


100

The only liberal arts University for the Deaf in the world: it is located in Washington D.C.

Gallaudet University

100

Eyebrows are in this position when asking a “Yes or No” question.

Raised

100

This can be visually seen while watching a movie or a TV show.

Captioning and Subtitles

100

This is the organization that advocates for and supports Deaf people.

National Association of the Deaf (NAD)

200

The first deaf individual to win an Academy Award.

Marlee Matlin

200

This event took place in 1988 at Gallaudet University because the students wanted a Deaf president. 

Deaf President Now (DPN)


200

This can be used to communicate a word that doesn't have a specific sign or to say one's name. 

Finger spelling 

200

The teletypewriter can be abbreviated as ____. 

TTY

200

The two countries where ASL is predominantly used by Deaf people.

U.S and Canada

300

Founded the first permanent deaf institute in the U.S.

Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet

300

The conference that happened in the late 1800s changed Deaf education forever by banning sign language at all Deaf schools.

Milan Conference

300

Used to describe something in more detail through hand shapes and gestures resembling that concept. 

Classifiers

300

This individual strongly opposed intermarriage among deaf people and feared the "increase of deafness" of the human race who also created the first telephone is ___. 

Alexander Graham Bell

300

True or False: 90% of the deaf are born to hearing parents

True

400

The first deaf instructor at Gallaudet University, who helped create ASL.

Laurent Clerc

400

ASL was born from this type of sign language.

French Sign Language (LSF) 

400

The area from the top of the head to the waist in which signing should be contained. 

Sign Space

400

The service Deaf people use as their "telephone" to communicate with a hearing person on the other end.

Video Relay Service (VRS)

400

This is the term used for a hearing child who grew up with Deaf parents and whose first language is ASL.

CODA (Child of Deaf Adults)

500

The first deaf president of Gallaudet University.

Dr. I. King Jordan

500

Historically, this is a term used for those individuals who are culturally Deaf and use ASL as their primary communication mode. 

Big “D” Deaf

500

To indicate the subject or object of an action sign ASL utilizes this. 

Directional Signs

500

_____ created the world's first football helmet designed to level the playing field for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing players.

AT&T

500

These are the two ways in which Deaf students are educated. 

Mainstream (public school) and Residential (Deaf School)