ASL- Asking Questions

When asking in ASL for someone's name, an appropriate ASL gloss would be....

• WHAT I-S YOUR NAME?

• YOUR NAME I-S WHAT?

• YOUR NAME WHAT?

• WHO A-R-E YOU?

When asking in ASL "Where do you go to school?" The ASL glossed sentence that reflects the intended meaning the most is....

• YOU SCHOOL WHERE?

• WHERE D-O YOU GO-TO SCHOOL?

• SCHOOL YOU WHERE?

• YOUR SCHOOL NAME WHAT?

When asking questions that are "wh" in ASL, what non-manual markers do you use?

• Eyebrows Down
• Eyebrows Up
• Doesn't matter
• sad face

Where do time signs usually occur in an ASL sentence?

• end
• middle
• beginning
• it doesn't matter

An example of an accurate ASL glossed "topic+comment+question" sentence is... (Choose two)

• CAN YOU COME-TO SCHOOL?

• SUMMER, YOU LIKE, WHY?

• HOMEWORK, YOU HAVE YOU?

• ROLL WITH THE PUNCHES

The difference between the sign MAN and WOMAN is based on which parameter?

• Location

• Movement

• Palm Orientation

• Handshape

Which of the following is not a parameter of ASL?

• Finger Rotation

• Handshape

• Non-manual Markers

• Palm Orientation

• Location

"Yes/No" questions in ASL always have a question sign.

• True
• False

Choose the correct ASL Gloss for the following English sentence:

"The Man enjoys sleeping and playing football?"

• MAN, IX ENJOY SLEEP (SHIFT) PLAY FOOTBALL.

• T-H-E MAN ENJOY SLEEP AND PLAY FOOTBALL.

ASL syntax is basically the same as English syntax

• True
• False