50 ASL Animal Signs | Part 1 | Sign Language for Beginners

The video tutorial introduces iconic signs for animals, explaining how these signs often resemble the animals they represent. It highlights that different countries may have variations of these signs. The tutorial provides demonstrations of signs for various animals, such as elephants, bats, and giraffes, and shows how to use these signs in sentences. The focus is on understanding the visual representation of animals through sign language and recognizing global variations.

What is the main idea behind iconic animal signs?

• They are based on the animal's diet.

• They are based on the animal's habitat.

• They are the same in every country.

• They mimic the animal's appearance or behavior.

How is the sign for 'bat' performed?

• Using the letter Y hand.

• Using X hands across the body.

• Using a C-shaped hand.

• Using the letter D hand.

Which animal sign involves showing the shape of its hump?

• Goat

• Giraffe

• Camel

• Elephant

What is the sign for 'dolphin' based on?

• The letter D or the shape of a dolphin swimming.

• The dolphin's fins.

• The dolphin's tail.

• The dolphin's eyes.

Which animal sign is associated with stubbornness?

• Cat

• Dog

• Horse

• Donkey

How is the sign for 'flamingo' performed?

• By showing the flamingo's feet.

• By showing the flamingo's wings.

• By combining the signs for pink and bird.

• By mimicking the flamingo's beak.

What is a practical way to use animal signs in conversation?

• By using them in sentences to express preferences or experiences.

• By listing all the animals you know.

• By describing the animal's habitat.

• By mimicking animal sounds.