Rutherford
Bienvenu
Bouchauveau
100

What community do you need to be in to fully understand the humor described in the article by Rutherford?


The Deaf community

(Rutherford, 1983, p.69)

100

What does the Deaf community consider to be their 5th sense?

Humor

(Bienvenu, 1994, p. 16)

100

How do Deaf children learn humor?

They learn humor from Deaf adults.

(Bouchauveau, 1994, p. 24)

200

What does it take to be a member of the Deaf community?

You need to have attitudinal Deafness, not just medical Deafness.

(Rutherford, 1983, p. 71)

200

What are zap stories?

Stories where Deaf people get even with hearing people.

(Bienvenu, 1994, p. 20)

200

Humor varies based on what?

Age

(Bouchauveau, 1994, p. 25)

300

What are the 4 parameters of ASL?

1) hand shape

2) palm orientation

3) movement

4) place of articulation

(Rutherford, 1983, p. 67)

300

Who did Bienvenu work with in their study?

French, Deaf individuals

(Bienvenu, 1994, p. 16)

300

What types of humor do Deaf adults gain as they age?

Political humor and the ability to mock hearing people.

(Bouchauveau, 1994, p. 25)

400

Who examined the term "in-group humor"?

Martineau

(Rutherford, 1983, p. 77)

400

What are the 4 main categories on which humor is based?

a) visual nature

b) Deafness as an inability to hear

c) Linguistic perspective

d) response to oppression

(Bienvenu, 1994, p. 17)

400

Name 2 of the 3 forms of humor in sign language.

  • Funny story whose punch line inspires laughter
  • Imitation of people or animals
  • Invention of images through signing that does not actually exist in real life

(Bouchauveau, 1994, p. 27)