Deaf Culture Exam 2 Review

True/False: A Deaf individual may work as an interpreter.

• True

• False

Modern Standard Thai Sign Language is a key contributor to the development of ASL.

• True

• False

T.H. Gallaudet tried to meet with ____________ in Europe to learn about his oral-focused teaching techniques for those with hearing loss. However, Gallaudet was not admitted access.

• Thomas Braidwood

• Laurent Clerc

• E. M. Gallaudet

• Abbe Siccard

On this island from approximately 1694 though 1770, a large number of d/Deaf individuals lived, and therefore, (nearly) all inhabitants used sign language.

• Hartford, CT

• Maderia

• Martha's Vineyard

• Washington D.C.

This is a form of tactile lipreading used by the DeafBlind community where the receiver ("listener") places their little finger on the speaker's lips and their fingers along the jawline.

• Cued Speech

• Protactile

• Rochester Method

• Tadoma

Which is not part of the Stokoe Notation system for putting ASL into a written form.

• Designator (Dez)

• Featural (Fea)

• Signifier (Sig)

• Tabula (Tab)

_________________ is the structural part of ASL that includes handshape, location, movement, palm orientation, and nonmanual signals. This is comparable to IPA in English.

• Discourse Structure

• SI5S

• Phonology

• Syntax

A _____ is a part of Deaf culture. It is given to you by someone (else) who is culturally Deaf.

• Tadoma

• Ted Talk

• Protactile

• Sign Name

True/False: All certified ASL interpreters are qualified.

• True

• False

________ is a method of "writing" ASL.

• ASL-phabet

• Cued Speech

• Listening and Spoken Language

• DeafBlind