Deaf History
Signing / Spelling
deaf vs hearing
ASL greetings
Miscellaneous
100

Known as the "Father" of the American School For The Deaf. 

Who is Thomas Galludet

100

Finger-spell your name 

Answer will be demonstrated

100

The language is commonly used by members of the American Deaf community.

What is American Sign Language (ASL)

100

The sign for “HELLO”?

A salute-like motion from the forehead outward

100

True or false- Every country has their own version of ASL

True, most countries have their own ASL according to the language spoken. 

200

The first permanent school for Deaf student in America  

What is the American School for the Deaf 

200

finger-spell the word FRIEND 

A closed fist with the thumb resting along the side.

200

Is being Deaf always viewed as a disability within Deaf culture?

No

200

How do you ask someone their name in ASL?

YOUR NAME WHAT?

200

True or False: ASL can't be used underwater.

False, ASL is still visible underwater. 

300

The state that the American School for Deaf was first established

Connecticut 

300

Demonstrate all the ways to sign the word dog. 

Answers will be demonstrated 

300

One major difference between a Deaf cultural perspective and a strictly medical perspective of deafness.

Deaf culture can view deafness as a language and cultural identity, while the medical perspective focuses on hearing loss.

300

How would you sign “NICE TO MEET YOU”?

NICE + MEET + YOU

300

What is your dominant hand?

The hand you naturally use most for signing/writing.

400

The french teacher who helped establish the first American School for the Deaf. 

Who is Laurent clerc

400

Sign the following sentence 

"I go dinner with my dad yesterday"

Answer will be demonstrated 

400

Why might a Deaf person prefer communicating in ASL instead of speaking?

ASL may be their most comfortable or natural language.

400

 In ASL, why is eye contact important when greeting or communicating with someone?

 It shows that you are paying attention and helps you follow the conversation.

400

You are finger-spelling your name and someone doesn't understand you. What could you do to make it clearer?

Slow down, repeat it, or fingerspell it again.

500

Why was the Milan Conference of 1880 important in Deaf education history? 

It promoted oral education/speech over sign language in Deaf schools.

500

Sign all the colors of the rainbow. 

Answer will be demonstrated. 

500

True or False: All Deaf people have the same opinions about hearing people, technology, and communication.

False, because some deaf people were taught to either grow up signing, or strictly oral their opinions about certain communities or technology may differ depending on how they were brought up as a deaf person. 

500

You are trying to get the attention of a Deaf person who is talking with someone else. What should you not do, and what could you do instead?

 Don't interrupt or aggressively grab them. Wait for an appropriate moment or gently get their attention.

500

 If you had to invent an ASL sign for your favorite food, what are two things you could use to help decide what the sign should look like?

The food’s appearance, how you eat it, what you do with it, or something that represents it.