WorksheetsUnderstanding Deaf Culture
Total questions: 1
Worksheet time: 11mins
1-10.
Answer the questions below after watching the video
How do most deaf people view themselves in terms of being handicapped?
They see themselves as handicapped.
They feel isolated.
They feel normal and not handicapped.
They think they cannot be involved.
What is the primary focus of hearing culture?
Visual arts
Written language
Spoken language
Sign language
Do deaf people use the same word order as hearing people?
Yes, they do.
No, they don't.
Sometimes they do.
It depends on the context.
What themes might deaf artists focus on?
Nature
Oppression and feelings around hearing people
Technology
Historical events
Do deaf people and hearing people share the same food?
No, they have different food.
Yes, they share the same food.
Deaf people have special dietary needs.
Hearing people eat more diverse food.
How is music experienced in deaf culture?
Deaf people have their own beats and music.
Deaf people do not enjoy music.
Deaf people only listen to classical music.
Deaf people do not have music.
What is passed down through generations in deaf culture?
Political ideologies
Scientific knowledge
Stories, ABC stories, and poetry
Technological advancements
What might influence a deaf person's connection to deaf culture?
Their favorite food
Their height
Whether they were raised with sign language
Their favorite color
How can a hearing person join the deaf culture?
By eating the same food
By reading books
By learning sign language
By listening to music
What is the most important thing to remember about deaf people?
They cannot communicate effectively.
They struggle with everyday life.
They are handicapped.
They are just deaf and adapt well.
