asl pt 4

Which country is said to have had the first organized Deaf school?

• France

• Germany

• Italy

• Spain

One sign that we learned in this unit begins with the sign for another word we also learned. What are these two words?

• learn and student

• counselor and subject

• study and science

• classroom and library

The more you know about Deaf history, the better you can understand Deaf culture today.

• t

• f

Which of the following was NOT considered a contributing factor in the cause of oralism being deemed a failure for Deaf education in 1964?

• the research efforts of William Stokoe at Gallaudet University

• ASL being simplified and making it easier to learn and teach

• the civil rights movement

• a change in social climate that was more accepting of differences in people

What is the difference between the sign for "kindergarten" and the sign for "elementary"?

• "Elementary" is signed in the opposite direction

• "Kindergarten" uses a "K" letter and "Elementary" uses an "E" letter

• "Elementary" is the same sign as "Kindergarten" but signed twice in a row

• "Kindergarten" is signed closer to the chest

Which image can help us remember the sign for "student"?

• opening a textbook

• grabbing knowledge from a book

• opening a locker

• writing with an imaginary pencil in the air

Your friend Samantha has just come back from the doctor complaining of stomach trouble. Her doctor tells her that they are not quite sure what has caused her stomach discomfort though they are sure it is NOT the product of an infectious disease. What does this mean for Samantha?

• She now knows that her stomach issues are not caused by an organism entering her body.

• She can be sure that she is not contagious, and thus can continue her activities as usual.

• She knows that her condition was caused by her genetics and thus will need further monitoring.

• She can be sure that this disease is chronic and will require significant adjustments to her lifestyle in order to manage the disease.

At the Conference of Milan, the American delegation argued for manualism.

• t

• f