Understanding ASL Phrases and Responses

This video is a follow-up to the '99 signs part one' video, offering a quiz to test your ASL skills. It emphasizes the importance of facial expressions in ASL communication to show understanding or confusion. The video provides instructions for a quiz, where five ASL phrases are signed, and later, the answers are reviewed. Viewers are encouraged to engage and comment on their performance.

What should you do before taking the quiz if you haven't already?

• Practice signing with a friend.

• Take a different quiz.

• Read a book on ASL.

• Review the 99 signs part one video.

How can you show that you don't understand what someone is signing in ASL?

• By clapping your hands.

• By using facial expressions.

• By turning away.

• By speaking louder.

What is a common way to indicate understanding in ASL?

• Stomping your foot.

• Snapping your fingers.

• Waving your hand.

• Nodding your head.

What is the first phrase signed in the quiz?

• Good afternoon, how are you?

• I’m happy.

• My name is Carrie.

• What is your name?

Which phrase corresponds to 'I’m happy' in the quiz?

• Number two.

• Number one.

• Number three.

• Number four.

What is the last phrase signed in the quiz?

• My name is Carrie.

• Good afternoon, how are you?

• What is your name?

• Take care, bye.