While studying for your ASL test, a classmate tells you that she is having trouble remembering the sign for "yes." She asks you to help her come up with a "trick" she can use to help her remember the sign. Which of the following "tricks" might best help her remember the sign for "yes"?

Question

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Responses

when you sign the word "yes," you trace the outline of a "Y" in the air for "yes"

when you sign the word "yes," you trace the outline of a "Y" in the air for "yes"

when you sign the word "yes," you create a "Y" letter shape and shake it several times

when you sign the word "yes," you create a "Y" letter shape and shake it several times

when you sign the word "yes," you simply nod your head

when you sign the word "yes," you simply nod your head

when you sign the word "yes," you create an "S" shape and move it up and down like a head nodding

Answer 1

The best trick to help your classmate remember the sign for "yes" would be:

when you sign the word "yes," you simply nod your head.

This is a common way to remember the sign for "yes," as it closely relates to the gesture people use in everyday life to signify agreement.