Question

Pat is narrating a story in ASL. How can he indicate that the story has come to an end? (1 point) Responses by using the CL:5 and closing his eyes by using the CL:5 and closing his eyes by sitting or lying down wherever he is by sitting or lying down wherever he is assuming a neutral face and body posture assuming a neutral face and body posture by loudly clapping twice

Answer 1

Pat can indicate that the story has come to an end by assuming a neutral face and body posture. This is a common practice in ASL storytelling to signal to the audience that the narrative is finished.