Numeric Fingerspelling in American Sign Language (ASL)

The video tutorial introduces numeric fingerspelling, demonstrating how to fingerspell numbers from 0 to 10. It explains the hand positions for each number and how to combine them to form higher numbers like 20, 30, 40, 100, and 200. The tutorial includes a practice session where viewers can test their understanding by identifying numbers signed by Tracey.

What is the fingerspelling for the number 6?

• Thumb touches the ring finger

• Thumb touches the middle finger

• Thumb touches the index finger

• Thumb touches the little finger

How do you form the number 8 using fingerspelling?

• Thumb touches the index finger

• Thumb touches the middle finger

• Thumb touches the ring finger

• Thumb touches the little finger

Which handshape represents the number 100?

• The sign for two adjusted to see

• The sign for five adjusted to zero

• The Latin symbol for 100

• The sign for three adjusted to zero

What is the method to form the number 200?

• Start with the sign for five and adjust to the zero handshake

• Start with the sign for four and adjust to the see handshake

• Start with the sign for two and adjust to the see handshake

• Start with the sign for three and adjust to the zero handshake

Which number is Tracey signing when she touches her thumb to her ring finger?

• Nine

• Six

• Seven

• Eight