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WorksheetsASL4 unit 20
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 22mins
What is this sign?
king
A
ace
10
What is this sign?
good
better
bad
not allowed
What is this sign?
deck
bet
card face down
card face up
Which sign means to run out of/deplete?
Which sign means tendency/tend?
Which sign means take turn/your turn?
What is this sign?
limit
under the limit
illegal
going over is illegal
Which sign shows "means illegal"?
Which sign below is the most authoritative (strict)?
Which sign below is the most diplomatic (flexible)?
You _____ follow the speed limit.
When role shifting, it is important to
time reactions to match classifers
time reactions to coincide with the actions taking place
time reactions to coincide with the facial expressions
time reactions to be clear as to what is happening
Instrument classifiers
involve liquids and musical instruments
involve musical instruments only
involve object and how they are handled
involve only small items
The classifiers involving wind, liquids, water/liquid, air, smoke, fire, and light are
instrument
semantic
locative
element
locative classifiers
tell the location of an object and it's movement
tell the location of an object and its purpose
tell the location of an object and its shape
tell the location of the object and it's size
Semantic classifiers
tell the meaning behind signs
tell where a person is &where they moved or how they moved (falls)
tell why a story is taking place
are not used much
body part classifiers
show a person's whole body movement and are mimed
show movement of head, legs, and other parts and are shown with hands
classifies parts of the body
shows lower extremity movements only
When using a classifier, always
tell what it is after you use it
don't use classifiers
tell what it is first
Fingerspell classifiers
When signing stories, Deaf people
keep it short and sweet
have a basic sequence that they follow
don't use signs; the only use classifiers
get carried away and forget where they were in the tory
when signing about accidents,
we don't talk about accidents
sign the fall first, then what caused it.
sign the results first, hindsight is important
sign the barrier, first then the fall
Transition signs are
something & wrong
wrong & look
something & look
LOOK & OH-I-SEE
The mouth movement "pow" is used for
showing a punch
showing an injury
transitioning
showing impact
the mouth movement "ah" is used to show
swimming through water
a car stopping
flying through the air
being wet or muddy
Hand shapes for semantic classifiers might be
1
2
bent v
all of the above
Semantic CL
describe the meaning of the story
describe person's physical description
describe barriers
describe location, movement, and how one moves
Broken bones can be shown with
S and R or bent V
S and 1 or V
Both
none of these
To describe injuries outside of the signing space
point and then describe
fingerspell and then use classifiers
lift the body part into the signing space
don't talk about injuries; it's gross
A modified C representing a pond is a/n
semantic
locative
instrument
pragmatic
A tree branch show with a 1 is an example of
instument
element
semantic
locative
shoulder shifting shows
different body parts
your shoulder
two peoples reactions
two parts of a story
A ball can be represented by
1
(2H) 5 claw
both
none
Legs can be represented with
(2h) 1
v
none
both
the sign for bleeding depends on
location & can be done on the body the injury is
HS and can change to R or B hand
the extend of the injury; if it's minor you don't sign it
nothing. It can only be signed one way in one place
facts can be told using
ratios and percentages
listing and ranking
saying the top 5
all of the above
rhetorical questions are
signed with eyebrows down
questions that you need an answer for
good practice for having kids
used to set up the topic or whole
When comparing
ASL doesn't use the sign MORE-THAN you have to FS it
you should role shift without describing;they'll understand
you literally sign MORE THAN
don't compare; it's rude
when signing the concept "two times as much"
TWICE MORE THAN
TWO MORE THAN
MORE THAN TWO
TWO MORE
The signs for LAW and ILLEGAL differ by
location
HS
NMM
Movement
These signs are on a continuum with ________ being the strongest or most authoritative
not allowed
don't
shouldn't
illegal
Which sign is the most diplomatic
illegal
not allowed
don't
shouldn't
The sign "to run out of cards"
5 to s
s t0 5
c to o
you sign finished
The sign for lose can be signed in two ways. Which is more appropriate for ASL?
L on your forehead
L on your palm
k on your palm
FIst into palm
When signing accidents, it is important to show
the CL and the person's movement on the horse/bike/car
CL and speed
person movement and resule
CL and rhetorical questions
There are 3 ways to sign a car is totaled
BROKEN, FINISHED DESTROYED
FS destroyed, NO GOOD, BROKEN
DESTROYED, TRASH, GONE
FS junk, DESTROYED, NG
