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WorksheetsASL 3 - Writing in ASL (CL, ANMB, and Symbols)
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 10mins
What classifier type would be best when signing the following:
The boy sat cross legged on the floor.
BPCL
BCL
ICL
SCL
What classifier type would be best when signing the following:
The old man walked slowly and bent over while using his walker.
BCP
SCL
PCL
DCL
What classifier type would be best when signing the following:
There was a long line for the bathroom.
SCL
LCL
PCL
DCL
What classifier type would be best when signing the following:
The last leaf fell from the tree.
PCL
DCL
LCL
BCL
What classifier type would be best when signing the following:
My car is yellow.
SCL
BCL
ICL
BPCL
What classifier type would be best when signing the following:
My neighbor likes to trim the bushes to look like animals.
PCL
ICL
BPCL
SCL
What classifier type would be best when signing the following:
The man did the pee pee dance while he waited to use the bathroom.
BCL
LCL
SCL
ICL
Which Adverbial Non-manual Marker would be best used for the following:
The baby was tiny.
mm
oo
cha
far away
Which Adverbial Non-manual Marker would be best used for the following:
I just had my hair done.
oo
cha
far away
cs
Which Adverbial Non-manual Marker would be best used for the following:
My best friend lives clear across the country.
far away
cha
cs
mm
Which Adverbial Non-manual Marker would be best used for the following:
The fat man danced down the street.
oo
mm
cha
cs
Which Adverbial Non-manual Marker would be best used for the following:
Can I please get a medium soda with my meal?
oo
mm
cha
far away
Which Adverbial Non-manual Marker would be best used for the following:
My boss worked me to the bone.
++
cs
cha
oo
An English work in capital letters that stand for an ASL sign. The meaning may not be exactly the same.
GLOSS
fs
! !
-char
The abbreviation for a fingerspelled word.
fs-
-char
(2h)alt.
[ ]
Indicates a fingerspelled loan sign.
#
+ +
" "
/
When gloss is separated by this, it represents a single sign.
-
rs:
rhet
/
When this is placed between two glossed words it indicates a contraction or compound sign.
/
+
-char
(2h)
When you see this symbol between to glossed words, one sign will have two different English equivalents.
/
++
! !
-
Put these around lower-case words and they indicate a gesture-like sign.
" "
#
fs-
GLOSS
When you see this, it is being used to show emphasis. These sign tend to be fingerspelled to show the emphasis.
+
! !
[ ]
rs:
This symbol is used to show frequentative inflection. (Temporal Inflection) The more there are, the more times you sign the sign.
+ +
[ ]
/
-
This suffix indicates modulation showing a "characteristic" behavior or trait.
(2h)
rhet
nod
-char
If you see this symbol, signing the sign is optional.
[ ]
+ +
-
rs:
When a sign, that commonly uses one hand, uses two you will use this symbol.
(2h)alt.
(2h)
fs-
t
This symbol is an alternating, two handed sign.
(2h)
(2h)alt.
rs:
neg
Use this to show a yes/no question.
whq
q
cond
t/q
If you see this symbol and a word after, you will assuming their role.
rs:
cond
when
nod
This symbol is used when asking a wh-word question.
q
whq
nod
rhet
If you are showing negation, use this symbol.
neg
nod
rhet
cond
The t symbol is used to show what?
topic
time
talking
all these are right
When you are signing about the "Ifs" in life and then the outcome, you would use this symbol.
cond
rhet
-char
nod
If you wrote the gloss for this sentence; Do you see that woman over there? What symbol would you use?
t/q
t
rhet
whq
If you want to show affirmation or assertion you need to use this symbol.
nod
neg
when
rs:
When you answer the question with the question you would use this symbol. Why? Because.
rhet
nod
whq
q
If you want to show a short pause in your signing use this symbol.
,
.
-
/
Just like in English, you use this to show that you have come to the end of you statement.
.
,
+
[ ]
