Language Exploration Unit 5

What is the main feature of a Deaf-friendly restaurant?

• Offers international food

• Plays music loudly

• Uses ASL or visual tools to communicate with customers

• Only allows Deaf customers

What does the word "accessible" mean in the context of Deaf-friendly businesses?

• Expensive to visit

• Easy for anyone to enter

• Easy to communicate and receive services without barriers

• A place that only uses written communication

Why is having ASL-fluent staff important in restaurants?

• To reduce training costs

• To attract tourists

• To make communication easier for Deaf customers

• To advertise more on social media

Which of the following is a visual communication method used in Deaf-friendly spaces?

• Background music

• Spoken announcements

• Flashing lights or signs

• Intercom systems

In ASL, what does it mean "to sign"?

• To write your name on a paper

• To speak loudly

• To use hand and facial movements to communicate

• To draw symbols

Which of these would most likely be found at a Deaf-friendly restaurant?

• Audio menus only

• Staff who avoid eye contact

• ASL video menus or picture menus

• No visual aids

What is a “customer” in the context of this lesson?

• A food critic

• A person who visits Deaf schools

• A person who buys goods or services

• A chef in the kitchen

How might a waiter in a Deaf-friendly restaurant take an order?

• By asking loudly

• Using hand gestures or written notes

• By ignoring the customer

• Only using a phone

What is one benefit of Deaf-friendly businesses to the Deaf community?

• Higher food prices

• Fewer customers

• Feeling included and understood

• Longer wait times

How are traditional restaurants different from Deaf-accessible ones?

• Traditional restaurants have no menus

• Traditional restaurants often rely on sound-based communication

• Traditional restaurants are only for hearing people

• There is no difference