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Test your knowledge about gestures and sign language

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Gestures & Sign Language Test


Gestures & Sign Language TestVersion en ligne Test your knowledge about gestures and sign language par Aury María Barahona Henríquez 1 What does ASL stand for? a Asian Sign Language b American Sign Language c Australian Sign Language d American Speech Language 2 Which sign language originated from French Sign Language and evolved in the US? a LSF b Sign English c BSL d ASL 3 Which feature is NOT a primary articulatory parameter of ASL? Shape, Orientation, Color, Movement a Orientation b Movement c Color d Shape 4 What is finger-spelling used for in ASL? a Representing letters of the alphabet b Replacing facial expressions c Expressing emotions only d Indicating sign speed 5 What does the term 'Emblems' refer to in ASL studies? a Handshakes only b TemporaryASL signs c Color-coded signs d Fixed gesture phrases with social meaning 6 Which term describes signs that echo the meaning of spoken content? a Iconics b Primes c Beats d Deictics 7 What is the difference between 'Sign Language' and 'Gestures'? a Gestures cannot accompany speech b Sign Language is pantomime; gestures are a full language c Sign Language is a full linguistic system; gestures are often used with speech d Sign Language only uses facial expressions 8 What is 'Oralism' in deaf education? a A type of ASL sign b A method of teaching sign language only c A sign from Signed English d A method focusing on teaching spoken language over sign 9 Which term refers to two-handed signs where one hand acts as a base? a Location b Orientation c Shape d Movement 10 What is 'Origins of ASL' about? a ASL grammar rules only b Historical development of ASL and its relation to other sign languages c ASL vocabulary lists only d ASL regional slang Feedback 1 ASL is the natural sign language of the United States and parts of Canada. 2 ASL has origins linked to French Sign Language and was shaped in the US; see Origins of ASL. 3 ASL uses shape, orientation, location, and movement as core parameters; color is not a parameter. 4 Finger-spelling maps each letter to a handshape to spell words; this is distinct from signs. 5 Emblems are conventional gestures with fixed meanings like thumbs up; see Gestures and Emblems. 6 Iconics visually reflect meaning, distinct from beats or deictics. 7 Signs form a complete language; gestures are often non-linguistic and accompanying speech. 8 Oralism prioritized spoken English; ASL use often flourished alongside it. 9 Two-handed signs often use a base hand at a location; see Location description. 10 Origins cover how ASL developed from earlier Sign Language influences and its distinction from other signs; see Origins of ASL.

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Gestures & Sign Language TestVersion en ligne

par Aury María Barahona Henríquez

What does ASL stand for?

Which sign language originated from French Sign Language and evolved in the US?

Which feature is NOT a primary articulatory parameter of ASL? Shape, Orientation, Color, Movement

What is finger-spelling used for in ASL?

What does the term 'Emblems' refer to in ASL studies?

Which term describes signs that echo the meaning of spoken content?

What is the difference between 'Sign Language' and 'Gestures'?

What is 'Oralism' in deaf education?

Which term refers to two-handed signs where one hand acts as a base?

What is 'Origins of ASL' about?

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