Question 1

An illustration of a man signing a word.The right palm is oriented left. All the fingers and the thumb are drawn together so that the fingertips touch. The hand begins with fingertips touching the mouth to represent that you eat there. The handshape remains the same, and moves to the cheek to represent a pillow because you sleep there.
A)What sign is shown in the picture?(1 point)
Responses

HOME
HOME

BATHROOM
BATHROOM

CAR
CAR
Question 2
An illustration of a man signing a word.This sign uses 2 hands. The palm of the left hand is parallel to the ceiling. The palm of the right hand is parallel to the floor. Both hands have the same handshape. The four fingers and the thumb are all extended straight upward, held together. The hands are held palm to palm. An arrow in the illustration indicates that the hands move to clap together twice.
A)What sign is shown in the picture?(1 point)
Responses

CHURCH
CHURCH

HOME
HOME

SCHOOL
SCHOOL
Question 3
An illustration of a man signing a word.This sign uses two hands. Both palms are oriented towards the body, fingers pointed down. Both hands have the same handshape. The pinky, ring, and middle fingers are closed to make a fist. The index finger extends straight down. The thumb rests across the front face of the other fingers, holding them in place. The hands are held together so that the extended index fingers are side by side. An arrow in the illustration indicates that the hands move up and down in an alternating.
A)What sign is shown in the picture?(1 point)
Responses

SOCKS
SOCKS

SHOES
SHOES

COAT
COAT
Question 4
An illustration of a man signing a word.The palm is oriented towards the body. All fingers and the thumb are extended, fingertips pointed straight down. Arrows in the illustration show the movement. The palm taps the right thigh, bounces off, and snaps.
A)What sign is shown in the picture?(1 point)
Responses

BIRD
BIRD

CAT
CAT

DOG
DOG
Question 5
An illustration of a man signing a word.This sign uses 2 hands. The palms of the both hands are oriented towards the body. Both hands form the same hand shape; the pinky, ring, middle, and index fingers close to make a fist. The thumbs rest on front face of the other fingers, holding them in place. The hands are held several inches from the body. Arrows in the illustration indicate that the hands move in opposite directions, one up while the other moves down. This movement is much like miming the action of holding one’s hands on a steering wheel while driving a car.
A)What sign is shown in the picture?(1 point)
Responses

BIRD
BIRD

CHURCH
CHURCH

CAR
CAR