Learn How To Sign Olympic Signs in ASL | Tokyo 2020

The video tutorial introduces the Deaf Olympics, explaining the eligibility criteria for athletes. It covers the signs for Olympic symbols, seasons, medals, and various sports. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using each country's own sign language. It concludes with a practice session using Olympic signs, highlighting athletes like Simone Biles and events like swimming relays.

How often are the Deaf Olympics held?

• Every six years

• Every eight years

• Every four years

• Every two years

What is the minimum hearing loss required to compete in the Deaf Olympics?

• 50 decibels

• 45 decibels

• 60 decibels

• 55 decibels

Which sign involves pointing to your jewelry and shaking out to a Y?

• Gold

• Silver

• Bronze

• Celebrate

How is the sign for 'bronze' performed?

• Pointing to jewelry

• Moving X hands upwards

• Shaking out to an S hand

• Finger spelling BRONZE

Which sport sign is described as a gymnast going around the bar?

• Weightlifting

• Track

• Gymnastics

• Swimming

What is the sign for 'tennis' similar to?

• Pulling back a bow

• Kicking a ball

• Holding a tennis racket

• Holding a baseball bat

Why is it important to use each country's own sign for their country?

• To avoid confusion

• To simplify communication

• To respect cultural differences

• To make the video shorter