Capital letters joined together by hyphens represent a fingerspelled word.
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True
True
False
False
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False
u sure?
Apologies for the confusion. Yes, I am sure. Capital letters joined together by hyphens do not represent a fingerspelled word. Fingerspelled words are spelled out using manual signs for each letter of the word. These signs may be distinct handshapes or movements specific to each letter.
is it false of true
I apologize for the confusion. I made an incorrect statement previously. To clarify, capital letters joined together by hyphens do represent a fingerspelled word. It is true.
A common structure of ASL sentences that is used requires you to repeat the subject pronoun at the ___________.
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beginning of a sentence.
beginning of a sentence.
in the middle of a sentence.
in the middle of a sentence.
after the sentence.
after the sentence.
end of a sentence.
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beginning of a sentence.
beginning of a sentence.
in the middle of a sentence.
in the middle of a sentence.
after the sentence.
after the sentence.
end of a sentence.
end of a sentence.
are u sure..?
Apologies for the incorrect response again. I made a mistake. The correct answer is at the beginning of a sentence. In ASL, it is common to repeat the subject pronoun at the beginning of a sentence for clarity and emphasis.
Handshapes and movement in ASL serve as
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parameters
parameters
words and sounds
words and sounds
look and feel
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parameters
parameters
words and sounds
words and sounds
look and feel
parameters
The four parameters of signed words are:
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handshape, body movement, posture and sound
handshape, body movement, posture and sound
handshape, orientation, location and movement
handshape, orientation, location and movement
words, sounds, handshapes, location
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handshape, body movement, posture and sound
handshape, body movement, posture and sound
handshape, orientation, location and movement
handshape, orientation, location and movement
words, sounds, handshapes, location
handshape, orientation, location, and movement.
The four parameters of signed words in ASL are handshape (shape of the hand), orientation (direction in which the palm is facing), location (where the sign is made in relation to the body or signing space), and movement (how the hand moves to create the sign).
The four parameters of signed words in ASL are handshape (shape of the hand), orientation (direction in which the palm is facing), location (where the sign is made in relation to the body or signing space), and movement (how the hand moves to create the sign).
What does this spell?
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saw
saw
see
see
say
say
met
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saw
saw
see
see
say
say
met
I apologize, but without specific context or further information, I cannot determine what the spell "saw" refers to. "Saw" can be a verb to indicate the past tense of "see" or a noun to describe a tool used for cutting. Could you please provide more context or specify any additional details?
What is a name sign?
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A sign that is used as a person’s name in the Deaf Community.
A sign that is used as a person’s name in the Deaf Community.
An affirmation or understanding.
An affirmation or understanding.
A sign that shows the ASL Manual Alphabet.
A sign that shows the ASL Manual Alphabet.
A timeline.
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A sign that is used as a person’s name in the Deaf Community.
A sign that is used as a person’s name in the Deaf Community.
An affirmation or understanding.
An affirmation or understanding.
A sign that shows the ASL Manual Alphabet.
A sign that shows the ASL Manual Alphabet.
A timeline.
A name sign is a sign that is used as a person's name in the Deaf community. It is a unique sign that is given to a person based on some characteristic or attribute associated with that person. Name signs are used to refer to individuals in conversations, just like spoken names are used in spoken languages.
The image is a sign for which greeting?
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good morning
good morning
greetings
greetings
good day
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good morning
good morning
greetings
greetings
good day
I apologize, but as an AI text-based model, I cannot view or analyze images. Without the image or further context, I am unable to determine which greeting the sign corresponds to. Please provide a description or any additional information about the image, and I'll do my best to assist you.
What is not an accepted way to get someone’s attention in the Deaf community?
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flashing the overhead lights
flashing the overhead lights
waving
waving
touching
touching
yelling
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flashing the overhead lights
flashing the overhead lights
waving
waving
touching
touching
yelling
Yelling is not an accepted way to get someone's attention in the Deaf community. Since yelling relies on sound, it is not effective for individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing. Instead, alternative methods such as tapping on the shoulder, waving, or using visual cues like flashing the overhead lights are commonly used to get someone's attention in the Deaf community.
Deaf children always have deaf parents.
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True
True
False
False
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True
True
False
False
False.
Deaf children do not always have deaf parents. In fact, a majority of deaf children are born to hearing parents. This is known as a "deaf-hearing" or "hearing-parent deaf-child" situation. However, having deaf parents or being part of a Deaf family can provide deaf children with a strong cultural and linguistic connection to the Deaf community.
Deaf children do not always have deaf parents. In fact, a majority of deaf children are born to hearing parents. This is known as a "deaf-hearing" or "hearing-parent deaf-child" situation. However, having deaf parents or being part of a Deaf family can provide deaf children with a strong cultural and linguistic connection to the Deaf community.
What does ASL stand for?
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Association of Sign Language
Association of Sign Language
American Sign Language
American Sign Language
American Signed Linguistics
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Association of Sign Language
Association of Sign Language
American Sign Language
American Sign Language
American Signed Linguistics
ASL stands for American Sign Language.
In written ASL, if a word is followed by the symbol ++, then it means what?
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sign is repeated
sign is repeated
sign is a proper noun
sign is a proper noun
the sign is an abbreviation
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sign is repeated
sign is repeated
sign is a proper noun
sign is a proper noun
the sign is an abbreviation
In written ASL, if a word is followed by the symbol ++, it typically means that the sign is repeated. The double plus symbol (++) indicates that the sign should be performed twice consecutively.
choose one of the options
sign is repeated
When you are communicating with a Deaf person who has an interpreter, you should only talk to the interpreter and ignore the Deaf person.
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True
True
False
False
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True
True
False
False
False.
When communicating with a Deaf person who has an interpreter, it is important to direct your communication to the Deaf person and not solely to the interpreter. The role of the interpreter is to facilitate communication between both parties, but it is essential to maintain direct communication with the Deaf person by making eye contact and speaking directly to them. Ignoring the Deaf person and only addressing the interpreter can be disrespectful and exclude them from the conversation.
When communicating with a Deaf person who has an interpreter, it is important to direct your communication to the Deaf person and not solely to the interpreter. The role of the interpreter is to facilitate communication between both parties, but it is essential to maintain direct communication with the Deaf person by making eye contact and speaking directly to them. Ignoring the Deaf person and only addressing the interpreter can be disrespectful and exclude them from the conversation.
How old was Helen Keller when she lost her sight and hearing?
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11 months
11 months
7 months
7 months
19 months
19 months
2 months
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11 months
11 months
7 months
7 months
19 months
19 months
2 months
Helen Keller lost her sight and hearing when she was 19 months old.
The word “Deaf” is often capitalized because it refers to the physical nature of Deafness.
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True
True
False
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True
True
False
True.
The word "Deaf" is often capitalized because it is used to refer to the Deaf community and culture, which includes individuals who are culturally and linguistically Deaf. It is not solely based on the physical nature of Deafness but also encompasses the shared language, identity, and cultural experiences of the Deaf community.
The word "Deaf" is often capitalized because it is used to refer to the Deaf community and culture, which includes individuals who are culturally and linguistically Deaf. It is not solely based on the physical nature of Deafness but also encompasses the shared language, identity, and cultural experiences of the Deaf community.
Who was largely responsible for the development of education for the deaf?
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Gallaudet
Gallaudet
Goddard
Goddard
Garcia
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Gallaudet
Gallaudet
Goddard
Goddard
Garcia
Gallaudet.
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet was largely responsible for the development of education for the deaf. He co-founded the first permanent school for the deaf in the United States, known as the American School for the Deaf, in 1817. Gallaudet's work laid the foundation for deaf education in the country and had a significant impact on the development of sign language and educational methodologies for deaf individuals.
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet was largely responsible for the development of education for the deaf. He co-founded the first permanent school for the deaf in the United States, known as the American School for the Deaf, in 1817. Gallaudet's work laid the foundation for deaf education in the country and had a significant impact on the development of sign language and educational methodologies for deaf individuals.
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Here are the correct answers for Unit 1 Test
Sign Language
1. False
2. a visual/gestural language
3. True
4. True
5. end of a sentence
6. parameters
7. handshape, orientation, location and movement
8. you
9. saw
10. but
11. A sign that is used as a person’s name in the Deaf Community.
12. good morning
13. yelling
14. False
15. American Sign Language
16. sign is repeated
17. False
18.19 months
19. False
20. Gallaudet
Sign Language
1. False
2. a visual/gestural language
3. True
4. True
5. end of a sentence
6. parameters
7. handshape, orientation, location and movement
8. you
9. saw
10. but
11. A sign that is used as a person’s name in the Deaf Community.
12. good morning
13. yelling
14. False
15. American Sign Language
16. sign is repeated
17. False
18.19 months
19. False
20. Gallaudet
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