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Gallaudet University's football team created the ________ so that they could communicate without anyone seeing what they were saying.

The huddle

100

Why did many hearing people become interested in learning ASL?

They watched "Children of a Lesser God."

100

What was the name of the Deaf star in the movie?

Marlee Matlin

100

The National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) opened in Rochester, NY in _____________.

1968

100
Who did the National Theatre of the Deaf (NTD) perform for?

The general public

200

Who brought French Sign Language and blended it with signs he saw being used in the United States?

Laurent Clerc

200

What is the percentage of the population who supported the DPN protest?

93%

200

Where did many Deaf people share their language, culture, and stories?

Residential schools

200

Which two characteristics make a house "deaf-friendly?"

1. Open space to have clear sightlines

2. Good lighting 

200

Which invention was created in 1964 that opened new communication options for Deaf people?

How much did the invention weigh?

The teletypewriter or TTY weighed 200lbs.

300

What was Thomas Gallaudet's mission in life?

To bring the gospel to people who couldn't hear.

300

What is the percentage of deaf and hard-of-hearing students who attend mainstream or public schools?

85%

300

What are 3 different ways that were used to "cure" deafness?

1. Airplane flights (deaf flights)

2. Shock to the system (baseball)

3. Medicine (heat waves in ears)

300

What are 3 different ways that can result in deafness?

1. Illness

2. Accident

3. Hereditary

300

Which organization fights for Deaf people's rights? (Full name)

The National Association of the Deaf, or NAD fights for Deaf people's rights.

400

Why did Alexander Graham Bell not want deaf people to marry or to have children?

He wanted to keep deaf people apart from each other.

400

How many Americans are hard-of-hearing?

35 million

400

Who proved that sign language is a language of its own?

William Stokoe

400
What does the NAD do?

It is an organization that fights for Deaf people's rights.

400

Explain what happened that caused the "Deaf President Now" movement?

A hearing president was selected for Gallaudet University, so the students protested and demanded that a Deaf president be chosen.

500

Alexander Graham Bell supported Oralism. What does this mean?

Oralism is the teaching of speech and lip-reading. 

500

How many American are profoundly deaf?

300,000

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What was so significant about the great invention for Deaf people in 1964?

The TTY gave deaf people a way to communicate with others who did not have the same communication methods.

500

What is the problem with speaking?

Speaking is 2-way communication. If a deaf person speaks, the other person may assume they can understand and do not need interpreting.

500

What is eugenics?

Planned breeding to enhance the human race.