Handshape
1
Me
Candy
Deaf
Think
Ordering
What is Time + Object + Subject + Verb?
The two men who established the first school for the Deaf.
Who are Gallaudet and Clerc?
Quiet applause
What is flapping hands in the air, looking for a visual effect similar to a sound applause?
The name of the model and actor who won America's Next Top Model in 2015.
Who is Nyle DiMarco?
Window
Floor
Closed
WHs
What is using words for when, what, where, who, why, and how only at the end of the sentence with question eyebrows.
The year William "Dummy" Hoy began his career as a professional baseball player.
What is 1886?
How deaf people say I love you and why
What is the Use the handshape ILY and it can be used to show identification with the Deaf community, in everyday conversations, to say goodbye, or to say thank you?
The most famous deaf and blind woman.
Who is Helen Keller?
A
With
Games
Together
Myself
Agreement Verbs
What are- I sent you, you sent me, and you sent her/him?
The name of the Deaf actress in the movie, CODA.
Who is Marlee Matlin?
The meaning of DST
What is Deaf Standard Time?
The college that Matt Hamill graduated from.
What is RIT's National Technology Institute for the Deaf?
H
Name
Short
History
Small painting
ASL idioms
What are- Finish + Touch
Funny + zero
Train zoom, sorry
The name of the first student who attended the first school for the deaf in America.
Who is Alice?
Four deaf cultural behaviors
What are
- Maintaining eye contact.
- Being blunt and direct, whether in description or opinion.
- Waving, tapping the shoulder, stamping on the floor, banging on the table, and turning the lights on and off to get someone's attention.
-Hugging when greeting or leaving with "ILY" hand.
The young deaf actress in the movie, A Quiet Place.
Who is Millicent Simmonds?
K/P
People
Purple
Pink
Permit
Have(s)
Have been to (touch)
Have you done (finish)
Have had (past)
Have to (must)
Don't have (none)
Have not (yet)
have
The year of "Deaf President Now".
What is 1988?
3 inappropriate terms to call a deaf person
What are Hearing impaired, deaf-mute, & deaf and dumb.
An American inventor who was hard of hearing and invented the light bulb, phonograph, and motion picture camera.
Who is Thomas Edison?