WorksheetsUnit 4 ASL
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How is the person related to the signer?
a)
mother-in-law
b)
father- in-law
c)
step mother
d)
step father
2.
What is the correct interpretation
a)
my uncle is 19 my cousin is 14
b)
my uncle is 43 my cousin is 19
c)
my brother is 43 my sister is 16
d)
my nephew is 16 my wife is 34
3.
What is the correct interpretation?
a)
my father died, my mother is still alive
b)
my grandfather passed away, my grandmother is still alive.
c)
my mother is alive, my father passed away
d)
my grandmother passed away, my grandfather is alive
4.
What is the correct interpretation?
a)
I have 1 sister and 5 brothers. I am the 4th of 5 children.
b)
I have 1 sister and 5 brothers. I am the 4th of 8 children.
c)
I have 1 son and 5 daughters. I am the youngest.
d)
I have 1 brother and 5 sisters. I am the 4th of 7 children.
5.
What is the correct interpretation?
a)
Are you married and do you have children?
b)
In the future do you want to have a wife and house?
c)
In the future do you want to get married and have children?
d)
Have you ever been married in the past? Are you both still together?
6.
Which of the following personal and/or possessive pronouns are required to sign this sentence? "You’re not my friend."
a)
you
b)
my/mine
c)
I/Me
d)
he/she/they/it
e)
us
7.
Which of the following personal and/or possessive pronouns are required to sign this sentence? "His father is my uncle."
a)
my/mine
b)
his/her/their
c)
you
d)
I/Me
e)
he/she/they/it
8.
Which of the following personal and/or possessive pronouns are required to sign this sentence? "I like her."
a)
I/Me
b)
he/she/they/it
c)
you
d)
us
e)
my/mine
9.
Which of the following personal and/or possessive pronouns are required to sign this sentence? "I like her purse."
a)
I/Me
b)
his/her/their
c)
you
d)
he/she/they/it
e)
us
10.
Which of the following personal and/or possessive pronouns are required to sign this sentence? "I saw him at the store."
a)
I/Me
b)
he/she/they/it
c)
you
d)
us
e)
my/mine
11.
Write down the number being signed before, after, or in between
(a)
12.
Write down the number being signed before, after, or in between
(a)
13.
Write down the number being signed before, after, or in between
(a)
14.
Write down the number being signed before, after, or in between
(a)
15.
Write down the number being signed before, after, or in between
(a)
16.
Write down the number being signed before, after, or in between
(a)
17.
Write down the number being signed before, after, or in between
(a)
18.
Write down the number being signed before, after, or in between
(a)
19.
Write down the number being signed before, after, or in between
(a)
20.
Write down the number being signed before, after, or in between
(a)
21.
Explain the difference between signing numbers such as 34, 54, and numbers such as 96 and 87. What is the general rule for signing numbers such as 96 and 87.
a)
34 & 54 are signed from left to right but 96 & 87 are signed from right to left.
b)
34 & 54 are rocking numbers but 96 & 87 are signed normally.
c)
34 & 54 are signed normally. 2 digit numbers with 6,7,8 and 9 need to use a "rocking" motion.
d)
There is no difference in the number signs they are all signed with the palm facing out.
22.
What is a pronoun in ASL? What handshape do you use for a pronoun?
a)
An ASL pronoun is one that shows ownership. The handshape is flat B (open palm).
b)
An ASL pronoun is a word used to replace a noun. The handshape is the number 1 (or deixis).
c)
An ASL pronoun is a person's name. You must fingerspell names
d)
An ASL pronoun is a word used to replace a noun. The handshape is flat B (open palm).
23.
Which of the following is a pronoun?
a)
Me
b)
Mine
c)
Bob
d)
Jump
e)
Fast
24.
What is a possessive adjective in ASL? What handshape do you use for possessive adjective?
a)
A possessive adjective in ASL is one that shows ownership. The handshape is flat B (open palm).
b)
An ASL possessive adjective is a word used to replace a noun. The handshape is the number 1 (or deixis).
c)
A possessive adjective in ASL is one that shows ownership.The handshape is the number 1 (or deixis).
d)
ASL does not use possessive adjectives such as The, It, Were, or Was
25.
Which of the following is an example of a possessive adjective?
a)
I
b)
You
c)
His
d)
Jump
26.
Explain how to use ranking (also known as the listing/ordering technique.)
a)
The total number is held on the dominant hand. Palm faces outward. The non-dominant hand points to the finger that relates to the rank (number)
b)
Use different areas of the signing space to demonstrate more than one person in the room.
c)
The total number is held on the non-dominant hand. Palm faces the body. The dominant hand points to the finger that relates to the rank (number)
d)
I am the oldest my sister is the youngest.
27.
If you use ranking to sign about 4 children in a family, which finger should you point to for the oldest sibling?
a)
thumb
b)
index
c)
middle
d)
ring
e)
pinky
28.
If you use ranking to sign about 3 children in a family, which finger should you point to for the youngest sibling?
a)
thumb
b)
index
c)
middle
d)
ring
e)
pinky
29.
Where are feminine signs located?
a)
near the chin
b)
near the forehead
30.
Which of the following are feminine signs? (choose all that apply)
a)
dad
b)
mom
c)
sister
d)
nephew
e)
grandfather
31.
Where are masculine signs located?
a)
forehead
b)
chin
32.
Which of the following are masculine signs? (choose all that apply)
a)
mother
b)
brother
c)
uncle
d)
sister
e)
step mother
33.
Where do age signs begin?
a)
forehead
b)
nose
c)
chin
d)
ear
34.
What are the rules for signing age numbers with 2 digits?
a)
A. Sign AGE then sign the number
b)
B. The first digit starts at the chin then as the hand moves down, sign the second digit
c)
Both A and B
d)
Neither
35.
What is "maintaining a clear signtline" in American Sign Language?
a)
Making sure the room is clean in your ASL videos so that it is not distracting.
b)
Making sure there is enough technology for Deaf people to see.
c)
Using tactile sign for deaf-blind people.
d)
Maintaining a clean sightline is making sure everyone can see the signer. Make adjustments so everyone has a clear view.
36.
When maintaining a clear sightline, what is the role of the signer?
a)
Make sure the people behind you can see the signer.
b)
Stay out of the way so 2 people can have a conversation and you aren't distracting them.
c)
If you are the signer, position yourself so others can see you clearly. Sometimes you might have to stand up, or move to a place in front of the group.
d)
All of the above
37.
If you are blocked by another listener and cannot see the signer, what should you do?
a)
A. Be assertive in adjusting yourself or informing others if you don’t have a clear sightline. First adjust your position. If this doesn’t work, then press on the shoulder of the person blocking your view to signal them to move.
b)
B. Position yourself so others can see you clearly. Sometimes you might have to stand up, or move to a place in front of the group.
c)
C. Stand up in the middle of the room, it is ok if you block other people's view.
d)
D. The listener does not have a specific role.
e)
All of the above
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