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Gestures and Sign Languages


Gestures and Sign LanguagesVersion en ligne Select the answer that you think is best for each question. par María de Los Angeles Rojas Interiano 1 What is the main difference between a gesture and a sign? a Gestures are used only for emphasis, while signs are used for speaking. b Gestures are used while speaking, while signs are used in place of speech. c Gestures are conventional, while signs are not. d Gestures are part of a natural language, but signs are not. 2 Gestures known as “iconics” are distinguished by: a They are quick movements that accompany the rhythm of speech. b Be signals with a fixed meaning, such as "thumbs up." c To be a reflection of the meaning of what is said, like drawing a square in the air. d Being gestures that point to something in a physical space. 3 What term is used for gestures that "point" to something, either in current physical space or in shared memory? a Beats b Iconics c Emblems d Deictics 4 Which of the following is not a structural parameter in sign formation in ASL? a The shape of the hand. b The location. c The color of the clothing. d The movement 5 The oralism teaching method for deaf students, which dominated much of the 20th century, focused on: a Acquiring a native sign language. b Learning spoken English and lip-reading. c Simultaneous interpretation of conferences. d Using gestures to facilitate communication. 6 From which sign language did American Sign Language (ASL) historically develop? a British Sign Language. b French Sign Language. c German Sign Language. d A Native American Sign Language. 7 A sign that is formed with the hand in a fist, moves from the shoulder to the elbow, and ends with the hand open is being represented with the Stokoe system based on its: a Shape and location. b Shape and movement. c Movement and location. d All of the above. 8 What is one of the main advantages of Signed English? a It is a natural language with its own grammar. b It facilitates communication between the deaf and hearing communities. c It is the oldest sign language in the world. d It developed from indigenous sign languages. 9 Beat gestures are used to: a Imitating the shape of an object. b Completely replacing speech in certain situations. c Emphasizing parts of speech. d Pointing to places or objects. 10 Which of the following statements about American Sign Language (ASL) is most accurate? a It is a sign language that uses nonverbal gestures. b It is considered a natural language with its own grammatical rules. c It is a gestural version of spoken English. d Its use was widely promoted by educators in the 20th century.

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Gestures and Sign LanguagesVersion en ligne

par María de Los Angeles Rojas Interiano

What is the main difference between a gesture and a sign?

Gestures known as “iconics” are distinguished by:

What term is used for gestures that "point" to something, either in current physical space or in shared memory?

Which of the following is not a structural parameter in sign formation in ASL?

The oralism teaching method for deaf students, which dominated much of the 20th century, focused on:

From which sign language did American Sign Language (ASL) historically develop?

A sign that is formed with the hand in a fist, moves from the shoulder to the elbow, and ends with the hand open is being represented with the Stokoe system based on its:

What is one of the main advantages of Signed English?

Beat gestures are used to:

Which of the following statements about American Sign Language (ASL) is most accurate?