The correct answer is lipreading. This refers to the ability to understand spoken language by observing the movements of the lips, face, and tongue of the speaker, which can be helpful for understanding ASL signs when the signer mouths the words.
Question
As a beginning ASL student, you have found it easier to understand ASL signs when the signer also mouths the words he or she is signing. What is this called?
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Responses
oral deafness
oral deafness
lipreading
lipreading
manual deafness
manual deafness
personification
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