Sign Language for Public Services Quiz

What is the primary goal of the series on public services?

• To teach advanced sign language

• To connect with the deaf and hard of hearing

• To provide entertainment

• To cover all areas of public services

How should you sign 'hello' in sign language?

• Point to your forehead

• Wave both hands

• Clap your hands

• Use your dominant hand from your forehead

What is a common misconception when communicating with the deaf?

• They can read lips easily

• They prefer sign language

• They understand gestures

• They like loud speech

What should you do if you make a mistake while signing?

• Ignore it and continue

• Start over from the beginning

• Wave and sign it again

• Apologize verbally

How is the sign for 'help' performed?

• Wave both hands

• Point to your chest

• Use an X hand and bounce

• Use a directional sign

What is the best way to communicate in a fluid conversation with the deaf?

• Using gestures

• Using an interpreter

• Writing back and forth

• Speaking slowly

What does the sign for 'family' involve?

• Waving both hands

• Using both hands to form a circle

• Pointing to each family member

• Using the letter F in a circle

What should you do if a deaf person requests an interpreter?

• Ask them to write instead

• Try to communicate without one

• Contact an interpreter immediately

• Ignore the request

How do you sign 'thank you'?

• Wave both hands

• Use your dominant hand from your chin

• Point to your chest

• Clap your hands

What is encouraged after learning the basic signs?

• Stop learning

• Continue practicing and learning

• Only use signs in emergencies

• Teach others immediately