​Sign Language or Artistic Gesture Language​

1. How many types of sign language are there in Thai performing arts?

• a. 1

• b. 2

• c. 3

• d. 4

2. What type of sign language is the "Tha Ngok" gesture?

• a. Language to replace spoken words

• b. Language expressing emotions

• c. Language representing gestures

• d. Language derived from invention

3. What is the source of sign language derived gestures?

• a. From teachers

• b. From mothers

• c. From gestures of characters in literature

• d. From collective brainstorming to invent new gestures

4. What is sign language in Thai performing arts?

• a. Language spoken in the performing arts industry

• b. Language used to communicate with foreigners

• c. A beautiful dance gesture indicating rank and position

• d. A dance gesture used to express meaning

5. What does the dance gesture “Phrom See Ha” signify?

• a. Grandeur

• b. Lengthiness

• c. Beauty

• d. Love

6. In which type of sign language are gestures mimicking animals?

• a. Language derived from nature

• b. Language invented from practice

• c. Language to replace spoken words

• d. Both options a. and

7. The gesture “Both hands clasped, fingers pressing against the shoulders” represents what kind of gesture?

• a. Sadness

• b. Anger

• c. Smile

• d. Love

8. Which of the following is not a sign language derived from nature?

• a. Crying gesture

• b. Swan gesture

• c. Long courting gesture

• d. Standing gesture

9. Which of the following includes all gestures representing spoken words?

• a. Our stance, Call, Them

• b. We, You, Fish

• c. Our stance, Smile, Cry

• d. Angry, Deny, Go

10. What is the dance gesture in the image?

 

 

• a. Love

• b. Shyness, Embarrassment

• c. Sadness

• d. Smile