Question

Fredrick asked his friends to show him an example of rhyming in ASL. What did his friends likely keep consistent to form their rhymes? (1 point) Responses handshape handshape location location Non-Manual Markers Non-Manual Markers movement

Answer 1

In American Sign Language (ASL), to form rhymes, Fredrick's friends likely kept **handshape** consistent. This is because rhyming in ASL often involves using signs that have similar handshapes, even if other parameters (like movement or location) may differ.