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ASL I & II Review
Grammar
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the palm orientation of numbers 1-5 | Palm in or facing you |
| What is the palm orientation of numbers 6-9 | Palm out |
| What are the 5 parameters of a sign | PHLEM |
| Name the WH-questions | Who, What, Where, How, When, Which, What did, Will do |
| What is the facial grammar of a WH-question | Eyebrows down, lean in, hold the last sign |
| WH-questions are signed at the beginning of a question. | False |
| What is the facial grammar of yes-no questions | Eyebrows up, lean in |
| Define spatial awareness | Knowing how things are setup in space |
| Define spatial agreement | Knowing how things relate to each other in space |
| What are classifiers | Handshapes that are associated with specific categories of size, shape, or usage |
| You must always take the signer's what in a signing conversation | Signer's perspective |
| Define Real World Orientation | Being aware of how things work in the real world |
| How do you show contrastive structure in space | Setting things on the left side and the right side |
| What is the facial grammar when conveying average or medium size of a house | Upside down smile |
| What is the mouth morpheme of describing something that is really big | Cha |
| Using your non-dominant hand to show the order of things (ex. family) is called | Ranking |
| Where do you focus your eyes when someone is signing | The face |
| Deafness is a disability | False |
| Speaking in the presence of Deaf people is polite> | False |
| Give a few examples of rocking numbers | 67, 68, 76, 78, 79, 86, 87, 96, 98, |
| Give examples of fist letters | A, E, I, M, N, O, S, T |
| What is the palm orientation of numbers 11-15 | Palms in |
| Name the ways you get someone's attention | Waving, tapping, using another person |
| What is non-verbal communication | Conveying messages through body language, facial expressions, and eye contact |
| What are universal gestures | Movement and or expressions related to common emotions and basic actions |
| Who depends on non-verbal communications the most | Babies |
| We can recognize how many facial expressions | 250,000 |
| The percentage that the non-verbal carries in a conversation | 55% |
| The percentage that the spoken word carries | 7% |
| The percentage that the tone of voice carries | 38% |
| What part of the ear is typically affected in person that is deaf | Cochlea |
| Sign language is universal | False |
| In what direction does signs move to convey the past | Signs use a backward motion |
| What direction does signs move to convey the present | They are signed close to the body |
| What direction does signs move to convey the future | Signs use a forward motion |
| Define agreement verbs | Verbs whose signs move in a specific direction to incorporate the subject and object of the action |
| When sequencing different events or activities, what sign is used | FINISH |
| When asking someone to do a favor, what is the first sign used | DONT-MIND |
| Define Role shift | Shifting the body to become a person or character in a story |
| Name a few strategies of how to identify a person | Appearance, body position, gender, clothing |
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