Understanding Sign Language for 'Do' and 'Yarn'

The video tutorial introduces the sign for 'do' and its variations, such as 'do chores'. It then explains how to sign 'work' and fingerspell 'yarn', providing a basic understanding of these signs in the context of American Sign Language.

What is the initial sign introduced for the word 'do'?

• A nod

• A wave

• A clap

• A specific hand gesture

In the context of 'yarn', how is 'to do' signed?

• By signing 'yarn' only

• By signing 'work' and then 'yarn'

• By signing 'yarn' and then 'work'

• By signing 'do' and then 'yarn'

What is the sign used for 'work' in the context of 'yarn'?

• A finger snap

• A specific hand gesture for 'work'

• A handshake

• A thumbs up

What is the final step in signing 'yarn'?

• Fingerspelling 'yarn'

• Signing 'do' again

• Signing 'work' again

• Clapping hands

Which of the following is NOT part of the process to sign 'yarn'?

• Signing 'work'

• Fingerspelling 'yarn'

• Signing 'do'

• Signing 'chores'