ASL Questions Tutorial

The video tutorial explains the structure of American Sign Language (ASL) focusing on yes/no and WH questions. It covers the importance of facial expressions, such as eyebrow movements, and body language, like pointing and leaning, in forming questions. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises for both yes/no and WH questions, emphasizing the placement of WH words at the end of sentences in ASL.

What facial expression is crucial when asking yes/no questions in ASL?

• Eyes closed

• Mouth open

• Eyebrows up

• Eyebrows down

How do you sign 'my' in ASL?

• Point to yourself with index finger

• Flat hand on chest

• Wave hand in the air

• Point to the other person

When signing WH questions in ASL, where should the WH word be placed?

• In the middle of the sentence

• At the beginning of the sentence

• It doesn't matter

• At the end of the sentence

Which facial expression is used when signing WH questions in ASL?

• Eyes wide

• Eyebrows up

• Eyebrows down

• Mouth open

In ASL, how would you sign the question 'Where is my book?'

• Where my book

• Book my where

• Where is book my

• My book where

What is the correct structure for a yes/no question in ASL?

• Eyebrows up, lean back

• Eyebrows neutral, stand still

• Eyebrows up, lean forward

• Eyebrows down, lean back

How do you sign 'which' in ASL?

• Balance hands like a scale

• Point to yourself

• Point to the ground

• Wave hands in the air