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Flashcards by Toni Lynn Van Bramer, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Toni Lynn Van Bramer
almost 5 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| When giving directions in ASL you use which perspective? | The signer and from a street view as if you are standing on the street |
| If signing the time 1:15 what does your hand do? | 1. hand moves slightly to the side before giving the minute number 2. the palm faces outwards for the hour 3. repeat the sign movement for 15 minutes |
| Temporal aspect (recurring or continuous) in ASL, the movement of what part of the sentence is modified? | Verb or predicate |
| When expressing money (dollar or cents) and the communicator knows you are talking about money you do NOT need to sign DOLLAR or CENTS | TRUE |
| What is the facial grammar to describe a larger size? | |
| What is correct facial grammar to indicate a location is very far? | |
| What is correct expression to describe an action not yet completed? | |
| How does palm face when giving identification numbers 1-5? | Palm faces outward |
| in DEAF Culture, when arriving late to class what is culturally appropriate behavior to minimize interruptions? | 1. Waiting behind the semicircle until there is a pause during lecture 2. briefly apologize and explain your tardiness after getting professor's attention 3. Move quickly and as inconspicuously as possible to a seat |
| in DEAF Culture, you need to leave classroom immediately and are unable to get professor's attention what should you do? | Leave an explanation with a fellow classmate to deliver to the professor |
| De'VIA Manifesto was developed to explain what? | Deaf Art as a genre of art |
| What should you do if you are trying to interrupt a signed conversation but are not being acknowledged? | continue moving closer and waving your hand slightly until you get their attention |
| What do you do if you are in a conversation with a Deaf person and you are distracted by an auditory noise? | BEFORE breaking eye contact ask the person to HOLD |
| When witnessing an interaction between a deaf and hearing person signing best to presume what? | 1 Defer to Deaf person's decision to handle it himself/herself 2. Offer to serve as a communication bridge if you think you can help |
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