Handshape - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ASL 101 Final vocab Bailes 100% accurate answer’s Fingerspell Modified 5 handshape -Open -The palm down fingers wiggle while moving in horizontal side to side motion Animal "Have" but move arms up and down You point at them I point at yourself Write The tip of the index finger is touching the dip of the thumb and then moves across the hand in a writing motion Number Touch squished O shapes finger tip to finger tip Paper The sign for "paper"...

The Oh-I-See Sign - correct answer conveys comprehension, sympathy, and concern Clapping in ASL - correct answer wave your hands in the air instead of clapping them Name Signs - correct answer Having a name sign shows you are accepted by the Deaf community because you made the effort to learn Deaf culture and ASL. Arbitrary Name Signs - correct ans...

Is ASL universal? - correct answer no, just as hearing people in different countries speak different languages; deaf people around the world have different sign languages What is the hand called that you fingerspell and mostly sign with? - correct answer Dominant hand What are examples of Possessive and Personal pronouns? - correct answer possessive- ...

In what way is speechreading different from sign language? - correct answer speechreading teaches students to watch a speaker's lips, facial expressions, and gestures to understand speech What is the difference between the sign for "kindergarten" and the sign for "elementary"? - correct answer "kindergarten"uses a "k" letter and "elementary" uses an "e" letter What did the conflict be...

NIC Knowledge Exam Questions With Correct Answers What does "NCIEC" stand for? - answerNational Consortium of Interpreter Education Centers What does "EIPA" stand for? - answerEducational Interpreter Performance Assessment A situation in which two languages (or two varieties of the same language) are used under different conditions within a community, often by the same speakers. Often one is viewed as "high" or "prestige", and the other is "low" or "low prestige" (slang/wrong/e...

Keep each other formed by - ANSWER-explaining and giving reasons for anything that is out of the ordinary. why you are late, if/and why you are leaving, introducing people Because you are asking a favor of someone you need to explsin - ANSWER-the situation to justify request Format for making a request - ANSWER-1. state reason for request (why) 2. state object or activity you are requesting (what) 3. state segue: please, for me, dont' care 4. state the request Declining requests - ANSW...

Parameters of Sign - correct answer handshape, location, movement, orientation, nonmanual signals Nonmanual Signals - correct answer nonmanual parameter that conveys semantic information carried through one's body and facial expression Production - correct answer use with Expressive ASL Learning Comprehension - correct answer Receptive part of Learning ASL American Sign Language - correct answer a language capable of expressing any abstract; language utilizing space and movement to ...

5 Parameters of ASL - correct answer Handshape, Location, Palm Orientation, Movement, Nonmanual markers Examples of Palm Orientation - correct answer Outward Inward Up or down facing the side Examples of movement - correct answer Sliding, circling, twisting, bouncing Examples of Location - correct answer ...

ASL unit 1 Questions and Answers (100% Pass) How do you get somebody attention? - Answer️️ -If you're in a room with people, flick the lights switch to get one person's attention. Wave to someone near the person you want to talk to, and ask them to direct the person's attention to you. Tap on the persons shoulder The signing space is from the top of your head to the waist and from elbow to elbow. - Answer️️ -True When a signer sings, it's appropriate to watch the signer's ha...

EDU 300 - CHAPTER 11 Learners Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Questions with correct Answers 2024 From the physiological perspective, the distinction between "deaf" and "hard of hearing" is based on A) decibel levels detected. B) frequency of sounds detected. C) location of hearing loss. D) language ability. decibel levels detected. From an educational point of view, how is "deafness" best defined? A) a condition present since birth B) an inability to understand speech even...