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WorksheetsASL 3 Fall Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 30mins
To use an ASL CLASSIFIER...
Point to the classifier, then tell what it is.
Give the noun first, then the classifier.
Just use the classifier. Deaf people will understand what it represents.
Sign CL then show the classifier.
The "closed 5" or "B" classifier shown here may be used to represent...
A bed
A table
Any flat object
A door
Prior to using the "A" classifier for any object, you must...
Establish the surface on which the object will be set.
Tell what the classifier represents.
Set the classifier in space.
Classifier "A" is used for people, not objects.
Which of the following would you use the "C" classifier?
Any cylindrical object
A large person
Thickness, such as a book
The position of a desk or stove
Which classifier would you use to show the position of people sitting in a room?
To describe a tall cabinet, use this classifier:
To describe the location of a bed in a room, use this classifier:
To platters on a shelf in the kitchen, use this classifier:
Which classifier would you use to show the position of shelves in the family room?
To show there is a desk next to the bed, first show the ___
Door
Bed
Desk
Window
To show there is a desk next to the bed, first show the X then the ___ (pick the answer for this blank.)
Door
Bed
Desk
Window
If there are 2 beds in a room:
Use both hands simultaneously to show them in relationship with each other
Use your dominant hand to show one bed, then move it to the location of the other bed
Use your dominant hand to describe the room then point to the two locations with your non-dominant hand
Use your dominant hand to show one bed, then beginning at the door again, trace the route to the location of the other bed
When describing a room, you should:
Imagine yourself standing in the doorway facing in toward the room
Describe the most noticeable feature or the largest piece of furniture first
Work around the room in an orderly way, describing things in relation to each other
All are true
With the appropriate facial expression, hs-C on chest moving down could mean:
Coughing
Complaining
Famine
Upset Stomach
To-GRADUATE is signed:
SCHOOL+FINISH
fs-GRADUATE
Miming moving the tassel on a mortar board from the left to the right
Dominant hand "G" FLIPs and lands in the Base hand "Closed 5"
WEDDING and MARRIAGE are signed:
Exactly the same
Similarly, but with a "W" handshape for WEDDING and an "M" handshape for MARRIAGE
Different Handshapes and different Movements
There is no sign for WEDDING
To-MOVE uses which handshape?
"M" for the first letter of the word "move"
"Flattened O" like the sign to-PUT
"Closed 5" like the sign to-BRING
"Bent V" like the sign TRAVEL
To-HIRE is most similar to the sign for:
to-WELCOME
to-WORK
to-MOVE
to-RAISE/PROMOTE
A license, such as a marriage or driver's license, is signed:
Creating the shape of a license with 2 "L"s
Showing the size of a license with 2 "Small C's"
Fingerspell LICENSE
Lexicalized L-I-C
To indicate a person has no money, sign:
(pick all that apply)
MONEY NONE
BROKE ("closed 5" chopping side of neck)
BREAK (2h "S" like broken bone)
BREAK (dom "closed 5" non-dom "open 5" insert dom between fingers of non-dom)
JOIN and QUIT are signed with the same handshape(s) but opposite movements:
Base-Hand "C" and Dominant-Hand "H" with "H" moving in for JOIN and out for QUIT
2 "O" handshapes linking together for JOIN and coming apart for QUIT
2 'F" handshapes linking together for JOIN and coming apart for QUIT
Base-Hand "H" and Dominant-Hand "C" with "H" moving in for JOIN and out for QUIT
The following signs are made almost identically by placing your thumbs underneath your armpits. Which of them may also add the handshape of a letter used in the English word?
"F" for OFF (as in off-work)
"R" for RETIRED
"V" for VACATION
"H" for HOLLYWOOD
AFRICA
AMERICA
CANADA
CHINA
ENGLAND
AFRICA
AMERICA
CANADA
CHINA
ENGLAND
AFRICA
AMERICA
CANADA
CHINA
ENGLAND
AFRICA
AMERICA
CANADA
CHINA
ENGLAND
AFRICA
AMERICA
CANADA
CHINA
ENGLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY
INDIA
MEXICO
SPAIN
FRANCE
GERMANY
INDIA
MEXICO
SPAIN
FRANCE
GERMANY
INDIA
MEXICO
SPAIN
FRANCE
GERMANY
INDIA
MEXICO
SPAIN
FRANCE
GERMANY
INDIA
MEXICO
SPAIN
ASIA
AUSTRALIA
EUROPE
INDIAN (American)
NORTH&SOUTH-AMERICA
ASIA
AUSTRALIA
EUROPE
INDIAN (American)
NORTH & SOUTH-AMERICA
ASIA
AUSTRALIA
EUROPE
INDIAN (American)
NORTH&SOUTH-AMERICA
ASIA
AUSTRALIA
EUROPE
INDIAN (American)
NORTH&SOUTH-AMERICA
ASIA
ASIA
AUSTRALIA
EUROPE
INDIAN (American)
NORTH&SOUTH-AMERICA
