Family Members in American Sign Language (ASL)

The video introduces family members and their sign language representations, highlighting the similarities and differences in signs for 'father' and 'grandfather', as well as 'mother' and 'grandmother'. It also includes pets as part of the family, demonstrating signs for 'dog', 'cat', and 'mouse'.

Which family member is introduced first in the video?

• Brother

• Grandmother

• Father

• Mother

Which family member's sign involves a small outward movement to indicate a parent's parent?

• Father

• Sister

• Grandfather

• Brother

What is the sign for a dog in the context of family members?

• One hand pets the lab and then snaps the fingers

• The fingers indicate a cat's whiskers

• The forefinger brushes across the nose

• A small outward movement

How is the sign for a cat represented?

• A small outward movement

• The forefinger brushes across the nose

• The fingers indicate a cat's whiskers

• One hand pets the lab

What does the forefinger brushing across the nose represent?

• A bird's beak

• A mouse's twitching nose

• A cat's whiskers

• A dog's bark