Question 1

A)
Numbers are formed in ASL using a technique similar to the one used in fingerspelling.

(1 point)
Responses

true
true

false
false
Question 2
An image of the handshape for a number.The palm is oriented away from the body. The four fingers and the thumb are all extended straight upward, separated slightly.
A)
What number is shown in the sign?
(1 point)
Responses

1
1

5
5

10
10

15
15
Question 3
An animated image of the handshape for a number.The palm is oriented away from the body. The pinky, ring, and middle fingers are bent, with fingertips resting on the base of the palm. The index finger and thumb both extend straight outward, perpendicular to the palm. These two fingers open and close, fingertips touching when closed.
A)
What number is shown in the sign?
(1 point)
Responses

2
2

12
12

20
20

22
22
Question 4

An animated image of the handshape for a number.

The palm is oriented down, parallel to the floor. The pinky and ring fingers are bent with tips resting on the base of the palm. The middle and index fingers both extend straight upward, separated in a “V” shape. The thumb crosses the palm to rest gently on the closed fingers, holding them in place. The “V” shape bounces from left to right.
A)
What number is shown in the sign?
(1 point)
Responses

10
10

22
22

60
60

140
140
Question 5
An image of two handshapes for a number.For the first handshape, the palm is oriented away from the body. The pinky and ring fingers are bent with tips resting on the base of the palm. The middle finger, index finger, and thumb extend straight upward, separated slightly. The fingers then move into a second position, this transition should be fluid; all three fingers bend at the second and third knuckle. To create the second handshape, the palm should be about one inch closer to the body than it was for the first handshape.
A)
What number is shown in the sign?
(1 point)
Responses

30
30

200
200

300
300

333
333