Family Signs and Phrases Quiz

What is the main purpose of this video?

• To discuss the history of sign language

• To teach family signs and phrases

• To introduce new family members

• To promote a sign language course

How are masculine signs differentiated from feminine signs in this video?

• Feminine signs are signed with both hands

• Masculine signs are signed at the top of the face

• Masculine signs are larger

• Feminine signs are signed at the top of the face

What is the sign for 'Family' described as?

• A wave with the letter F

• A handshake with the letter F

• A circle with the letter F

• A group of people with the letter F

Which sign is described as having a thumb coming down the side of the chin?

• Girl

• Aunt

• Niece

• Mother

What unique bond is mentioned within the deaf community?

• They share the same hobbies

• They live in the same area

• They share the same experiences and language

• They attend the same schools

How is the sign for 'Grandfather' different from 'Father'?

• It is signed with both hands

• It bounces out from the head

• It is signed at the chin

• It uses a different hand shape

What is the sign for 'Divorced' described as?

• Letter D-hands circling each other

• Letter D-hands going in separate directions

• Letter D-hands tapping each other

• Letter D-hands coming together

Why is it important for parents of deaf children to learn sign language?

• To teach the child multiple languages

• To help them in school

• To give the child a language from the beginning

• To communicate with other parents

What does the sign for 'Step' resemble?

• A handshake

• The sign for second

• The fraction one over two

• A step forward

How is the sign for 'Best Friend' described?

• Two hands inseparable

• Two hands hugging

• Two fingers crossed

• Two hands shaking