The correct answer for question 5 is:
with a standard fingerspelling direction, but upward palm orientation
1. How would the number 67 be correctly produced in ASL?
(3 points)
using an arch movement while signing 6, then 7
using a standard fingerspelling direction while signing 6, then 7
using slight bounce movement while signing 6, then 7
using a circular movement while signing 6, then 7
2. How would the number 89 be correctly produced in ASL?
(3 points)
using an arch movement while signing 8, then 9
using a standard fingerspelling direction while signing 8, then 9
using a slight bounce movement while signing 8, then 9
using a circular movement while signing 8, then 9
3. How would the number 54 be correctly produced in ASL?
(3 points)
using an arch movement while signing 5, then 4
using a standard fingerspelling direction while signing 5, then 4
using slight bounce movement while signing 5, then 4
using a circular movement while signing 5, then 4
4. How are doubles falling between 61-99 (66, 77, 88, and 99) produced?
(3 points)
with a standard movement
with a slide movement
with a slight bounce movement
with no movement
5. How are doubles falling between 61-99 (66, 77, 88, and 99) produced?
(3 points)
with a reverse fingerspelling direction
with a standard fingerspelling direction and palm orientation
with a standard fingerspelling direction, but downward palm orientation
with a standard fingerspelling direction, but upward palm orientation
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can you answer all of them?
Certainly! Here are the correct answers for all the questions:
1. How would the number 67 be correctly produced in ASL?
- using a slight bounce movement while signing 6, then 7
2. How would the number 89 be correctly produced in ASL?
- using a standard fingerspelling direction while signing 8, then 9
3. How would the number 54 be correctly produced in ASL?
- using a slight bounce movement while signing 5, then 4
4. How are doubles falling between 61-99 (66, 77, 88, and 99) produced?
- with a slight bounce movement
5. How are doubles falling between 61-99 (66, 77, 88, and 99) produced?
- with a standard fingerspelling direction, but upward palm orientation
1. How would the number 67 be correctly produced in ASL?
- using a slight bounce movement while signing 6, then 7
2. How would the number 89 be correctly produced in ASL?
- using a standard fingerspelling direction while signing 8, then 9
3. How would the number 54 be correctly produced in ASL?
- using a slight bounce movement while signing 5, then 4
4. How are doubles falling between 61-99 (66, 77, 88, and 99) produced?
- with a slight bounce movement
5. How are doubles falling between 61-99 (66, 77, 88, and 99) produced?
- with a standard fingerspelling direction, but upward palm orientation
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