ASL III Exams Quiz

What are the five parameters of ASL grammar rules?

• Color, size, shape, weight, texture

• Handshape, movement, location, palm orientation, and non-manual signals

• Subject, verb, object, complement, adverbial

• Verb, noun, adjective, adverb, preposition

How can you expand your ASL vocabulary?

• Learn to speak Spanish

• Take French cooking classes

• Read books in English

• Take ASL classes, practice with native signers, watch ASL videos, and use ASL dictionaries.

What are some techniques for storytelling in ASL?

• Facial expressions, body movements, and spatial referencing

• Using hand gestures only

• Avoiding eye contact

• Speaking loudly

Why is it important to understand the cultural context of ASL?

• To disrespect the Deaf community

• To ignore the cultural significance

• To ensure accurate interpretation and communication

• To promote miscommunication

Explain the concept of expressive signing in ASL.

• It refers to speaking while signing in sign language.

• It refers to using written words to communicate in sign language.

• It refers to using only hand movements in sign language.

• It refers to using facial expressions, body movements, and other non-manual signals to convey emotions, tone, and emphasis in sign language.

What is the role of facial expressions in ASL grammar?

• Facial expressions convey emotions, tone, and intensity of the signs.

• Facial expressions are only used to indicate questions in ASL

• Facial expressions are only used for communication with hearing individuals

• Facial expressions have no role in ASL grammar

How does ASL differ from English grammar?

• ASL grammar is based on Spanish grammar

• ASL has no grammar

• ASL has its own unique grammar structure and syntax

• ASL uses the same grammar as English

What are some common misconceptions about ASL?

• ASL is only used by deaf people

• ASL is universal

• ASL is easy to learn

• ASL is the same as English

How can one effectively convey emotions through ASL?

• By speaking loudly and clearly

• By using facial expressions, body movements, and the speed and intensity of signing.

• By using only hand movements without any facial expressions

• By avoiding eye contact

Discuss the importance of body language in ASL communication.

• Emotions and tone are not important in ASL communication

• Body language plays a vital role in conveying emotions, tone, and emphasis in ASL communication.

• ASL communication relies solely on verbal language

• Body language has no impact on ASL communication