Question
Question 1
A)
When are rhetorical questions used in ASL?
(3 points)
Responses
to make a statement
to make a statement
to ask a very serious question
to ask a very serious question
to ask a yes/no question
to ask a yes/no question
to ask a WH- question
to ask a WH- question
Question 2
A)
Which of the following would not be used as a rhetorical question in ASL?
(3 points)
Responses
WHO
WHO
WHAT
WHAT
HOW-MANY
HOW-MANY
YOU
YOU
Question 3
A)
How would the English sentence best be glossed in ASL using a rhetorical question?
“I went to the store because I was out of milk.”
(3 points)
Responses
STORE ME GO WHY? MILK RUN OUTSIDE
STORE ME GO WHY? MILK RUN OUTSIDE
STORE ME GO WHY? MILK RUN-OUT
STORE ME GO WHY? MILK RUN-OUT
MILK RUN-OUT WHY? STORE ME GO
MILK RUN-OUT WHY? STORE ME GO
I WENT TO STORE BECAUSE OUT OF MILK
I WENT TO STORE BECAUSE OUT OF MILK
Question 4
A)
How would this glossed sentence best be interpreted into English?
P-T-A MEETING START WHEN? 5:00 EXACT!
(3 points)
Responses
The P.T.A meeting starts at 5:00 exact.
The P.T.A meeting starts at 5:00 exact.
The P.T.A. meeting starts at 5:00 sharp.
The P.T.A. meeting starts at 5:00 sharp.
The P.T.A meeting starts when? 5:00 exact.
The P.T.A meeting starts when? 5:00 exact.
The P.T.A meeting starts when? 5:00 sharp.
The P.T.A meeting starts when? 5:00 sharp.
Question 5
A)
Which of the following describe rhetorical questions?
(3 points)
Responses
a foundational component of ASL, but rarely used in other signing systems
a foundational component of ASL, but rarely used in other signing systems
a foundational component of other signing systems, but rarely used in ASL
a foundational component of other signing systems, but rarely used in ASL
a foundational component of ASL and other signing systems
a foundational component of ASL and other signing systems
rarely used in ASL or other signing systems
rarely used in ASL or other signing systems
A)
When are rhetorical questions used in ASL?
(3 points)
Responses
to make a statement
to make a statement
to ask a very serious question
to ask a very serious question
to ask a yes/no question
to ask a yes/no question
to ask a WH- question
to ask a WH- question
Question 2
A)
Which of the following would not be used as a rhetorical question in ASL?
(3 points)
Responses
WHO
WHO
WHAT
WHAT
HOW-MANY
HOW-MANY
YOU
YOU
Question 3
A)
How would the English sentence best be glossed in ASL using a rhetorical question?
“I went to the store because I was out of milk.”
(3 points)
Responses
STORE ME GO WHY? MILK RUN OUTSIDE
STORE ME GO WHY? MILK RUN OUTSIDE
STORE ME GO WHY? MILK RUN-OUT
STORE ME GO WHY? MILK RUN-OUT
MILK RUN-OUT WHY? STORE ME GO
MILK RUN-OUT WHY? STORE ME GO
I WENT TO STORE BECAUSE OUT OF MILK
I WENT TO STORE BECAUSE OUT OF MILK
Question 4
A)
How would this glossed sentence best be interpreted into English?
P-T-A MEETING START WHEN? 5:00 EXACT!
(3 points)
Responses
The P.T.A meeting starts at 5:00 exact.
The P.T.A meeting starts at 5:00 exact.
The P.T.A. meeting starts at 5:00 sharp.
The P.T.A. meeting starts at 5:00 sharp.
The P.T.A meeting starts when? 5:00 exact.
The P.T.A meeting starts when? 5:00 exact.
The P.T.A meeting starts when? 5:00 sharp.
The P.T.A meeting starts when? 5:00 sharp.
Question 5
A)
Which of the following describe rhetorical questions?
(3 points)
Responses
a foundational component of ASL, but rarely used in other signing systems
a foundational component of ASL, but rarely used in other signing systems
a foundational component of other signing systems, but rarely used in ASL
a foundational component of other signing systems, but rarely used in ASL
a foundational component of ASL and other signing systems
a foundational component of ASL and other signing systems
rarely used in ASL or other signing systems
rarely used in ASL or other signing systems
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Here are the responses to your questions regarding rhetorical questions in American Sign Language (ASL):
**Question 1**
A) When are rhetorical questions used in ASL?
**Responses:**
- to make a statement *(correct answer)*
**Question 2**
A) Which of the following would not be used as a rhetorical question in ASL?
**Responses:**
- YOU *(correct answer)*
**Question 3**
A) How would the English sentence best be glossed in ASL using a rhetorical question?
“I went to the store because I was out of milk.”
**Responses:**
- STORE ME GO WHY? MILK RUN OUTSIDE *(correct answer)*
**Question 4**
A) How would this glossed sentence best be interpreted into English?
P-T-A MEETING START WHEN? 5:00 EXACT!
**Responses:**
- The P.T.A meeting starts at 5:00 exact. *(correct answer)*
**Question 5**
A) Which of the following describe rhetorical questions?
**Responses:**
- a foundational component of ASL, but rarely used in other signing systems *(correct answer)*
If you have any further questions or need more clarification, feel free to ask!
**Question 1**
A) When are rhetorical questions used in ASL?
**Responses:**
- to make a statement *(correct answer)*
**Question 2**
A) Which of the following would not be used as a rhetorical question in ASL?
**Responses:**
- YOU *(correct answer)*
**Question 3**
A) How would the English sentence best be glossed in ASL using a rhetorical question?
“I went to the store because I was out of milk.”
**Responses:**
- STORE ME GO WHY? MILK RUN OUTSIDE *(correct answer)*
**Question 4**
A) How would this glossed sentence best be interpreted into English?
P-T-A MEETING START WHEN? 5:00 EXACT!
**Responses:**
- The P.T.A meeting starts at 5:00 exact. *(correct answer)*
**Question 5**
A) Which of the following describe rhetorical questions?
**Responses:**
- a foundational component of ASL, but rarely used in other signing systems *(correct answer)*
If you have any further questions or need more clarification, feel free to ask!