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WorksheetsUnit 1 Review
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 25mins
What sign is this?
HI
GOODBYE
HELLO
SALUTE
What sign is this?
HELLO
HI
GOODBYE
SALUTE
What sign is this?
TIRED
SLEEP
WOLF
BED
What type of sign is this?
One Handed
Two Handed Symetrical
Two Handed Non-Symmetrical
One Handed Symbiotical
What sign is this?
TOMORROW
YESTERDAY
NEVER
TIME
ASL stands for what?
American Signing Land
A Sweet Lullaby
American Sign Language
American Sing Language
+ means what when signing?
Eyebrows lowered.
Eyebrows raised.
Headnod.
Headshake.
WHQ means what?
Eyebrows Raised.
Eyebrows Lowered.
Yes/No Question.
What.
What does this sign mean?
Hearing
Hard of Hearing
Helicopter
Handshape
What location is this sign signed in?
Signing Space
Fingerspelling Box
Shoulder Area
Next to Head
What time sign is this?
MORNING
AFTERNOON
EVENING / NIGHT
DAY
What sign is this?
CLEAN
SCHOOL
PAPER
NICE
Is this sign singular or plural?
YOU (singular)
YOU (plural)
What sign is this?
[so so]
FANTASTIC
UMMMM
CROOKED
What handshape does the sign WANT have?
2h: 5
2h: 10
2h: closed 5
2h: claw
What type of question does this sign indicate?
Yes/No Question (Q)
WH-Question (WHQ)
What is the NMS for the sign NO?
Headnod
Headshake
Eyebrows Up
Eyebrows Down
What type of NMS is used in the sign GOOD and [thank you]?
Headshake
Headnod
Eyebrows Up
Eyebrows Down
What type of sign is INTRODUCE?
Two Handed symmetrical
Two Handed Non-Symmetrical
One Handed
What handshape does the sign MINE / MY have?
Open 5
Five
Closed 5
Open B
What handshape does the sign SIGN use?
1
D
2h: 1
2h: D
What sign is this?
[to see]
UNDERSTAND
KNOW
LOOK
What is this sign?
ASL
#[american sign language]
AL
AAL
What is this sign?
LOOK
SEE
[look at me]
TWO EYES
What is this sign?
S
SOUTH
[hold on]
STOP
What sign is this?
SORRY
PLEASE
FRIEND is an example of what type of sign?
Two Handed Symmetical
Two Handed Non-Symmetrical
One Handed
X
The sign [don't like] has what NMS?
Headnod
Headshake
Tongue Out
CSK
What sign is this?
HAPPY
EXCITED
BORED
TIRED
What sign is this?
SHORT
SOON
WOOD
NAME
What kind of sign is [blank face]?
Two Handed Symmetrical
Two Handed Non-Symmetrical
One Handed
One Handed NMS
PRACTICE is an example of what kind of sign?
Two Handed Symmetrical
Two Handed Non-Symmetrical
One Handed
One High Five
What sign is this?
HOME
HOMEWORK
WORK
DEAF
What sign is this?
AGAIN / REPEAT
TURNOVER
ROUND
SLOW
What sign is this?
HAPPY
SAD
EXCITED
ELATED
Where is the sign FINE (okay) located?
Chest
Signing Space
Fingerspelling Box
On your shirt
What handshape you use to sign personal pronouns in ASL such as YOU, ME?
1
5
3
2
Why is it important to maintain eye contact when signing?
It tells you are paying attention to the conversation.
If you aren't looking at the person signing you aren't paying attention.
Both Answers
None of the Answers
What are Two appropriate ways to get a deaf person’s attention?
Tap their shoulder, Yell their name
Tap their shoulder, Stare at the person
Tap their shoulder, Start signing at the person
Tape their shoulder, Wave in their direction
There are five methods of communication between a deaf and hearing persons. What is the most preferred method of communication?
Speaking and LipReading
Use of an ASL-English Interpreter
Gesturing
Use of Signing (ASL)
There are five methods of communication between a deaf and hearing persons. What is the least preferred method of communication?
Signing (ASL)
Gesutring
Writing back and forth
Speech and LipReading
Your eyebrows are very important in ASL as they demonstrate one of the grammar features of the language. What do your eyebrows do for WHQ?
Raised
Lowered
Your eyebrows are very important in ASL as they demonstrate one of the grammar features of the language. What do your eyebrows do for Q?
Raised Eyebrows
Lowered Eyebrows
Why is talking silently when signing and/or mouthing when signing considered an ASL no-no?
It is considered rude.
You could be talking about the person without them knowing.
Unequal access for communication.
All of the Answers
The majority of Deaf people are raised in families where deafness is not common. Approximately what percentage of Deaf people have Deaf parents?
5
10
15
90
What is important about the 1960's in terms of ASL?
Deaf people were born.
Deafness was discovered as real.
ASL was deemed it's own language, unique of English.
Deaf President Now movement took place.
Why is the 1970's important in terms of ASL?
ASL was discovered a real language.
ASL was taught in schools for the Deaf.
ASL was the fastest growing language for hearing people.
Why is the 1980's considered important in terms of ASL?
Deaf President Now movement.
Deaf people gained their rights as a minority group in America.
Deaf President Now movement and Deaf people gained their rights as a minority group in America.
None of the answers.
Why is the 1990's considered important in terms of ASL?
ASL became a language.
Deaf people were born.
Deafness was seen as a disability not a culture.
ASL became the fastest growing language in high schools and colleges.
