Facial expressions, eye gaze and head movements in ASL is primarily for:

• Style

• Grammar

• Emotion

• Fun

In ASL, this is used when naming people, places, or specific brand names.

Which of the following is NOT a non-manual marker for Yes/No questions?

• Raised eyebrows

• Lowered eyebrows

• Leaning slightly forward

• Holding the last sign

When signing "which" questions, this structure is used.

The facial expression pictured here indicates something is:

• Very near

• Moderate distance

• Far away

This 2-word term is used when switching characters in ASL storytelling.

Historically, ASL is related to:

• British Sign Language

• German Sign Language

• Swedish Sign Language

• French Sign Language

When signing wh-word questions, the wh-word is typically signed where in the sentence?

True or false: The number 10 can be incorporated into the sign HOUR, but not the sign MINUTE.

• True

• False

This term refers to signing something based on how it is viewed by the signer.