ASL continuum quiz

The continuum shows two extremes on either side, what are these two?

• ASL and Signed English

• ASL and English

• ASL and Sign Supported Speech

• ASL and Cued speech

The continuum is a visual representation of ________

• the separation of two different languages

• the evolution of American Sign Language

• the steps to learning ASL

• the different types of ASL

What is/are characteristic(s) of SEE1?

• addition of affixes and articles

• English word order

• all fingerspelled words

• compound words are not conceptually accurate

This method is not a language, but a support of speech reading

• sign supported speech

• cued speech

• SEE2

• Rochester method

this method was advertised as quickly learned and appealed to parents with no sign ability

• cued speech

• ASL

• signed English

• CASE

The goal of Signed Supportive Speech is

• to sign and speak at the same time

• speak with the occasional sign for support

• speech reading

Conceptually accurate signed english is...

• the closest to ASL on the continuum

• the closest to English on the continuum

The Rochester Method is...

• based on English spelling

• based on English word order

• adds affixes and articles

• is based on ASL word order

conceptually-accurately signed english (CASE)

• used English word order unless it interferes with a concept

• does not use articles

• creates affixes

• relies heavily on initialization

Combines ASL signs and concepts

• CASE

• SEE2

• SSS

• Signed English