A)

Question

What is the name of the place where at one time almost everybody knew sign language?
(1 point)
Responses

Alta Vista, CA
Alta Vista, CA

Martha's Vineyard, MA
Martha's Vineyard, MA

Eudora, Paris
Eudora, Paris

Winder, MA
Winder, MA
Question 2
A)
American Sign Language is
(1 point)
Responses

used by Deaf people all over the world.
used by Deaf people all over the world.

an aural/oral language.
an aural/oral language.

thousands of years old.
thousands of years old.

a visual/gestural language.
a visual/gestural language.
Question 3
A)
In what city was the first permanent school for the deaf in America established?
(1 point)
Responses

Baltimore
Baltimore

Hartford
Hartford

Cape Cod
Cape Cod

Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Question 4
A)
Who were the two men primarily responsible for the establishment of the first permanent school for the deaf in America?
(1 point)
Responses

Thomas H. Gallaudet & Laurent Clerc
Thomas H. Gallaudet & Laurent Clerc

Meriwether Lewis & William Clark
Meriwether Lewis & William Clark

James Watson & Francis Crick
James Watson & Francis Crick

Hans Geiger & Ernest Marsden
Hans Geiger & Ernest Marsden
Question 5
A)
Sign Language was officially recognized as a language when Gallaudet and Clerc published Sign Language Structure in 1817

(1 point)
Responses

True
True

False
False

Answer 1

Here are the answers to your questions:

Question 1: What is the name of the place where at one time almost everybody knew sign language?

• Martha's Vineyard, MA

Question 2: American Sign Language is

• a visual/gestural language.

Question 3: In what city was the first permanent school for the deaf in America established?

• Hartford

Question 4: Who were the two men primarily responsible for the establishment of the first permanent school for the deaf in America?

• Thomas H. Gallaudet & Laurent Clerc

Question 5: Sign Language was officially recognized as a language when Gallaudet and Clerc published Sign Language Structure in 1817

• False (The work that established the legitimacy of sign language as a distinct language came later, and the publication in 1817 is not accurately attributed to that recognition process).

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