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ASL Basics 1A QuizVersion en ligne ASL 1A foundational questions par Parker 1 Which of the following signs is correct? a NAME b DIFFERENT c SAME d ALASKA 2 Which of the following is a Parameter of a Sign? Choose one or more answers a Location b Handshape (HS) c Movement d Palm Orientation (PO) 3 Which of the following signs is correct? a SIGN b WATER c SEE YOU LATER d NICE 4 Which of these is an appropriate way to get a Deaf person's attention? Choose one or more answers a Tapping on the shoulder. b Flashing the lights. c Throwing a water bottle at their face. d Waving at them. 5 Which of the following signs is correct? a DIFFERENT b SAME c MAYBE d WHICH 6 Which of these is NOT a Non-Manual Marker (NMM). a Fluency b Handshape (HS) c Palm Orientation (PO) d Location 7 What is the sign for "DIFFERENT". a Sign #1 b Sign #2 c Sign #3 d Sign #4 8 What is a Non Manual Marker (NMM) a Facial expression, eye movement, handshape. b Head movement, handshape, and shoulder tilt. c Facial expressions, head movements, or body shifts. d Classisfiers, sign tone, originality. 9 What is Handshape (HS) a The shape of the classifier(s). b The shape of the hand(s). c The movement of the hand(s). d Just vibes, man. 10 What is Palm Orientation (PO)? a The direction the hand moves. b The facial expression and body language of the signer. c The signer's perspective. d The direction the palm faces. 11 What is Movement? a The way the hands bend. b The way the sign moves. c The shoulder tilt to emphasize which one. d The movement of the signer's head. 12 What is Location? a The location that the sign is near when emphasizing. b Where the signer is when they are signing the word. c The area in the signer’s space where the sign is produced. d The ASL-English gloss written out. 13 Braille and ASL are the same thing. a True b False 14 When you fingerspell a double letter, you can sign the letters individually OR you can "slide" the letters. a True b False 15 Which of the following signs is correct? a NOW b FORGET c WANT d TOMORROW 16 Which of the following signs is correct? a WHICH b AGAIN c HOW d NEED 17 Which of the following signs is correct? a AGAIN b SAME c READY d DIFFERENT 18 Which of the following signs is correct? a YOUR b AGAIN c WHAT d WHO 19 Which of the following signs is REMEMBER? a Sign #1 b Sign #2 c Sign #3 d Sign #4 20 What is Audism? a Specific form of ableism that refers to prejudice or discrimination against people who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. b Discrimination against people with disabilities. c Unfair or equal treatment of individuals or groups based on characteristics such as race, gender, age, religion, etc. d Bro idk how to Google 21 Do Deaf people sign with regional and personal accents? a Yes b No c Sometimes - but there is a formal register d No, all Deaf people sign the same identical way each and every time. 22 What is a CODA? a Sibling of Deaf Adult b Child of Deaf Adult c Committee for Outward Deaf Action d Children's Occupational Deaf Alliance 23 What is a SODA? a Child of Deaf Adult b Sorority of Occupational Artworkers c Sibling of Deaf Adult d Signing on Deaf Access 24 If I can't get a Deaf person's attention, I should shout their name repeatedly. The louder the better! a No, why would you do that? b Yes, they'll suddenly become hearing and be able to hear me. c You can, but they won't hear you until later than a hearing person would. d No, I don't know how to shout, I can only yodel. 25 Do Deaf people like the term "Hearing Impaired"? a No, Deaf people don't use any term to describe themselves. b Yes, this is the modern appropriate term for Deaf or Hard of Hearing people. c No, it implies that Deaf people are broken and need to be "fixed" in some way. d Yes, this is the legal term for Deaf of Hard of Hearing people. 26 If a Deaf person is reading lips, approximately how much information are they actually getting from the conversation? a 30% b 50% c 85% d 100% 27 Deaf people are extremely blunt and direct. This is because culturally, Deaf people prioritize information sharing. a True b False c Actually, Deaf people are less direct than hearing people. d Sometimes, but hearing people tend to overstate this aspect of Deaf culture. 28 English is the same thing as American Sign Language. a They are different languages. b They are the same thing. 29 What's the best way to set up a Deaf (or ASL) classroom? a In a U shape or a circle so everyone can see everyone else. b In an L shape - it's more professional to encourage learning. c It doesn't matter - everyone will figure it out anyway. d Any shape is fine but whoever is presenting should stand up when they sign. 30 When signing "Wh" questions, eyebrows do what? a Go down b Go up c Depends on the question d Doesn't matter 31 When signing "Yes/No" questions, eyebrows do what? a Depends on the question b Doesn't matter c Go up d Go down 32 Which of these is the sign for HOW? a b c d 33 What's the difference between "ME/YOU" and "MINE/YOURS"? a There is no difference. b "ME" and "YOU" are signed with the open B handshape finger handshape. "MINE" and "YOURS" are signed with an "O" handshape. c "ME" and "YOU" are signed with the pointer finger handshape. "MINE" and "YOURS" are signed with an open d Possessive is signed with pointer finger, personal is signed with an open handshape. 34 Which of these is the correct sign for "YOUR"? a Sign #1 b Sign #2 c Sign #3 d Sign #4 35 Which of these is the correct sign? a NAME b HOW c WANT d NEVER 36 What is the correct sign for "DIFFERENT"? a b c d 37 What are the "Wh Questions"? a Who, What, Where, When, Why, How? How Many? b Who, Where, With, Without, Why, How? c What, Where, When, How?, Who?, Within d Yes, No, Maybe 38 What does lowercase d (deaf) mean? a Lowercase "deaf" refers to deaf culture, identity, and shared language. b Lowercase "deaf" means that the person is Hard of Hearing. c Lowercase "deaf" means that the person doesn't use sign language. d Lowercase "deaf" refers to the physical condition of having a significant hearing loss 39 What does uppercase D (Deaf) mean? a Uppercase "Deaf" refers to the identity of a culturally Deaf person who identifies with and participates in the Deaf community and culture, often using a sign language like American Sign Language (ASL) b Uppercase Deaf refers to the idea that Deaf people do NOT have a shared language and identity and are an individualistic culture. c Uppercase D means that the person uses Sign Language. d Uppercase D means that the person is Hard of Hearing. 40 Can some Deaf people hear sound? a Yes, some Deaf people claim they are Deaf but they are not and can hear some sound. b Yes, some Deaf people can hear sound. Deaf is a spectrum, just like Blindness. c That depends on whether or not they are Deaf or deaf. d No, all Deaf people are 100% fully Deaf and have been from birth. 41 What is the name of the communication system that allows DeafBlind people to use touch to communicate, access information, and connect with the world a ProTactile b ProTactical c Deaf Bing d Touch Sign 42 Deaf people can do anything a hearing person can do, except hear! a True b False 43 It's rude to ask a Deaf person if they can lip read. a False b True

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ASL Basics 1A QuizVersion en ligne

par Parker

Which of the following signs is correct?

Which of the following is a Parameter of a Sign?

Which of the following signs is correct?

Which of these is an appropriate way to get a Deaf person's attention?

Which of the following signs is correct?

Which of these is NOT a Non-Manual Marker (NMM).

What is the sign for "DIFFERENT".

What is a Non Manual Marker (NMM)

What is Handshape (HS)

What is Palm Orientation (PO)?

What is Movement?

What is Location?

Braille and ASL are the same thing.

When you fingerspell a double letter, you can sign the letters individually OR you can "slide" the letters.

Which of the following signs is correct?

Which of the following signs is correct?

Which of the following signs is correct?

Which of the following signs is correct?

Which of the following signs is REMEMBER?

What is Audism?

Do Deaf people sign with regional and personal accents?

What is a CODA?

What is a SODA?

If I can't get a Deaf person's attention, I should shout their name repeatedly. The louder the better!

Do Deaf people like the term "Hearing Impaired"?

If a Deaf person is reading lips, approximately how much information are they actually getting from the conversation?

Deaf people are extremely blunt and direct. This is because culturally, Deaf people prioritize information sharing.

English is the same thing as American Sign Language.

What's the best way to set up a Deaf (or ASL) classroom?

When signing "Wh" questions, eyebrows do what?

When signing "Yes/No" questions, eyebrows do what?

Which of these is the sign for HOW?

What's the difference between "ME/YOU" and "MINE/YOURS"?

Which of these is the correct sign for "YOUR"?

Which of these is the correct sign?

What is the correct sign for "DIFFERENT"?

What are the "Wh Questions"?

What does lowercase d (deaf) mean?

What does uppercase D (Deaf) mean?

Can some Deaf people hear sound?

What is the name of the communication system that allows DeafBlind people to use touch to communicate, access information, and connect with the world

Deaf people can do anything a hearing person can do, except hear!

It's rude to ask a Deaf person if they can lip read.