Affixes
What is the sign for un-important?
un-important
What is the sign for happen?
Happen
One sign can only represent one ______.
Word
The sample quiz will help him prepare.
The sample quiz will help him prepare.
75% off SEE signs are based on ASL.
True
What is the sign for neighbor-hood?
neighbor-hood
What is the sign for sentence?
Sentence
The 2/3 rule looks at: Sound, meaning and _____
Spelling
My whole goal is to educate children.
My whole goal is to educate children.
When signing a negation or affirmation it is appropriate to shake or nod head while signing.
True
What is the sign for science-ist?
Scientist
What is the sign for depend?
Depend
If a sign in ASL exists that stands for only one word we still cannot use it?
Not true
Every sentence requires a noun and a verb.
Every sentence requires a noun and a verb.
SEE is its own language just like ASL.
False. SEE is a manual representation of English.
What is the sign for dis-honest?
dishonest
What is the sign for behave?
Behave
The word cow+boy is an example of a: complex, compound or basic word.
Compound
Each member of the department must increase their volunteer hours.
Each member of the department must increase their volunteer hours.
In the sentences: He "might" be sick and use all your "might"....the word "might" would be signed the same.
False. "Might" be sick is the past participle of the verb "may" whereas all your "might" would be signed "strong" with and M
What is the sign for informat-ive?
Informative
What is the sign for prepare?
Prepare
When there is more than one marker (affix) you may drop the first or middle marker if the meaning is clear.
Middle
The polite lady borrowed a machine from the factory.
The polite lady borrowed a machine from the factory.
In the sentences: She "saw" a rainbow and please "saw" down that tree the word "saw" would be signed the same.
False. "Saw" a rainbow is the past tense of the word "see" whereas "saw" down a tree would be the noun for "saw".