An image that shows three handshapes that make up a sign.For the first handshape, the palm is oriented away from the body. The pinky is bent at the knuckle, its tip resting on the base of the palm. The thumb is placed across the palm, holding the pinky in place. The ring, middle, and index finger are bent and resting gently on top of the thumb. For the second handshape, the palm is oriented toward the body, with finger tips pointing toward the ground. The pinky and ring fingers are bent at the knuckle, the tips resting at the base of the palm. The middle and index finger extend downwards. The fingers are separated with the middle finger slightly back. The thumb rests on the second knuckle of the middle finger. For the third handshape, the palm is turned to face the body. The pinky and ring fingers are bent, tips resting at the base of the palm. The middle and index fingers extend straight out, fingers touching. The thumb is bent down holding the pinky and ring fingers in place.

Question

Question
What sign is shown?
(1 point)
Responses

MILES PER HOUR
MILES PER HOUR

SPEED
SPEED

YARD

Answer 1

The description of the handshapes corresponds to the sign for "SPEED" in American Sign Language (ASL). Therefore, the correct response is:

SPEED