ASL - Work Vocabulary

The video tutorial covers American Sign Language (ASL) signs for various professions, including work-related signs, professional roles, computer-related jobs, sports, writing, and service jobs. It explains how some signs require adding 'person' to differentiate between actions and roles. The tutorial also discusses signs that don't need this addition and explores educational and career aspirations, encouraging creativity and future planning.

What is the ASL sign for a 'teacher' composed of?

• Learn and student

• Teach and student

• Teach and person

• Learn and person

Which sign involves making a circular motion with an 'L' handshape?

• Baker

• Librarian

• Chemist

• Actor

How is the ASL sign for 'computer programmer' depicted?

• Holding a book

• Typing on a keyboard

• Drawing a circle

• Writing on a paper

What is the ASL sign for 'athlete' based on?

• Running

• Swimming

• Lifting weights

• Playing sports

Which job sign does not require an additional 'person' sign in ASL?

• Baker

• Doctor

• Actor

• Fisherman

Which degree is represented by the number 25 in ASL?

• Bachelor's degree

• High school diploma

• Doctorate degree

• Master's degree

What is the ASL sign for 'Superman' characterized by?

• A strong pose

• An 'S' on the chest

• A cape gesture

• Flying motion