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What is the significance of facial expressions and non-manual markers in ASL communication?

• They provide grammatical information and convey emotions.
• They are used to indicate the speaker's age and gender.
• They are not important in ASL communication.
• They are only used in formal ASL settings.

What is the history, values, and traditions of Deaf culture?

• The history, values, and traditions of Deaf culture are rooted in the experiences and perspectives of Deaf individuals.
• The history, values, and traditions of Deaf culture are primarily influenced by hearing individuals.
• The history, values, and traditions of Deaf culture are not significant in the Deaf community.
• The history, values, and traditions of Deaf culture are solely based on spoken languages.

What is the unique feature of ASL communication compared to spoken languages?

• It is a visual-gestural language
• It uses handshapes and facial expressions
• It does not rely on sound
• It is primarily used by the Deaf community

What is the importance of facial expressions and non-manual markers in ASL communication?

• They provide grammatical information and convey emotions.
• They are used to indicate the speaker's age and gender.
• They are not important in ASL communication.
• They are only used in formal ASL settings.

What is the name of the first school for the Deaf in the United States, founded in 1817?

• American School for the Deaf
• Gallaudet University
• Rochester Institute of Technology
• Harvard University

What is the meaning of the ASL sign for "Deaf"?

• Hearing
• Mute
• Hard of Hearing
• Unable to hear

ASL is a universal language used by all Deaf people around the world.

• True
• False

What is the name of the famous Deaf actress who won an Academy Award for Best Actress in 1986?

In ASL, the use of ____________ is crucial for conveying meaning and grammar.