25 ASL Basics at Disney | Theme Park Signs | Sign Language for Beginners

This video tutorial teaches viewers how to sign various theme park-related terms, including attractions, transportation, facilities, food, and entertainment. The tutorial covers signs for roller coasters, parades, trains, hotels, buses, restaurants, stores, restrooms, entrances, exits, popcorn, ice cream, candy, hot dogs, French fries, hamburgers, soda, characters, and fireworks. The video aims to enhance communication skills in theme park settings using sign language.

What hand movement is used to represent a roller coaster in sign language?

• A hand moving as if riding a roller coaster

• A hand moving side to side like a train

• A hand moving in a circular motion

• A hand moving up and down like a wave

How do you sign 'bus' in sign language?

• By finger spelling B-U-S

• By using a flat hand to mimic a bus

• By making a circular motion with your hand

• By moving your hand like a train

Which sign involves using an 'R' near your mouth?

• Store

• Restaurant

• Show

• Line

What is the sign for 'restroom' or 'bathroom'?

• A flat hand moving in a circle

• A hand mimicking a door opening

• A shaking 'T' or 'RR'

• Finger spelling 'EXIT'

How is 'popcorn' represented in sign language?

• By mimicking a popping motion with your fingers

• By moving your hand like a wave

• By using a flat hand to mimic a bowl

• By finger spelling P-O-P

Which sign involves twisting a 'C' on your hand?

• Fireworks

• Character

• Hot dog

• Candy

What is the sign for 'soda pop' or 'coke'?

• Finger spelling S-O-D-A

• A middle finger moving down and popping

• A hand moving in a circular motion

• A hand mimicking a bottle opening