Understanding Deaf Culture

How do most deaf people view themselves in terms of being handicapped?

• They see themselves as handicapped.

• They feel isolated.

• They feel normal and not handicapped.

• They think they cannot be involved.

What is the primary focus of hearing culture?

• Visual arts

• Written language

• Spoken language

• Sign language

Do deaf people use the same word order as hearing people?

• Yes, they do.

• No, they don't.

• Sometimes they do.

• It depends on the context.

What themes might deaf artists focus on?

• Nature

• Oppression and feelings around hearing people

• Technology

• Historical events

Do deaf people and hearing people share the same food?

• No, they have different food.

• Yes, they share the same food.

• Deaf people have special dietary needs.

• Hearing people eat more diverse food.

How is music experienced in deaf culture?

• Deaf people have their own beats and music.

• Deaf people do not enjoy music.

• Deaf people only listen to classical music.

• Deaf people do not have music.

What is passed down through generations in deaf culture?

• Political ideologies

• Scientific knowledge

• Stories, ABC stories, and poetry

• Technological advancements

What might influence a deaf person's connection to deaf culture?

• Their favorite food

• Their height

• Whether they were raised with sign language

• Their favorite color

How can a hearing person join the deaf culture?

• By eating the same food

• By reading books

• By learning sign language

• By listening to music

What is the most important thing to remember about deaf people?

• They cannot communicate effectively.

• They struggle with everyday life.

• They are handicapped.

• They are just deaf and adapt well.