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Unit 3 Quiz Review
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1
Shantel watches stories in ASL and knows some idioms. How did she learn them?
the definition in the dictionary
the title of the story she is watching
the context of the sentence
the storyteller's volume when speaking
2
Adding random details to the story will help the audience understand it better.
False
True
3
A good way to create tension in the story is by introducing a helper.
False
True
4
The phrase "What's up?" can be considered an idiom.
True
False
5
How would you rewrite "the ball hit the girl" using SVO in ASL?
HIT GIRL BALL
BALL HIT GIRL
BALL GIRL HIT
GIRL, BALL HIT
6
Every good, signed, spoken, and written narrative has a plot incorporated into the story.
True
False
7
Topicalization should be used as often as possible in ASL.
False
True
8
FINISH TOUCH is an ASL idiom.
False
True
9
Ellie is telling a story about many locations, but the viewers are confused as to where the characters are. Why?
She's not being consistent with her indexing.
Her face is not expressive enough.
She's using the wrong cognates.
She's using too many idioms.
10
Topicalization is commonly used in ASL for emphasis.
False
True
11
Syntax can be defined as the proper placement of pronouns in a signing space.
True
False
12
Including pauses and eye contact in an ASL story is discouraged because it will make the story less entertaining.
True
False
13
How do you explain what a verb is?
by explaining they are people, places, and things
by explaining they are objects
by explaining they are action words
by explaining they are descriptive words
14
In the boxing story, the sign for CRY is used a few times. What are the NMMS for the sign CRY?
raised eyebrows and AHH mouth morpheme
lowered eyebrows and pouted lips
neutral eyebrows and flat lips
1-handshape
15
Transitions are important to help any story flow well.
False
True
16
What changes in ASL when topicalization is used?
phonology
syntax
morphology
phonemics
17
Pat is telling a story. How does he show that his story ended?
assuming a neutral face and body posture
by sitting or lying down wherever he is
by loudly clapping twice
by using CL:5 and closing his eyes
18
When you sign a story, how do you indicate a transition?
The signer shouldn't pause between scenes at any point.
The sign for TRANSITION should be used at all times.
The signer should use the same movement throughout the story.
The signer should sign END SCENE.
19
What is "at the drop of a hat" an example of?
topicalization
NMM
nuance
idiom
20
CINEMA, ME GO is what sentence order?
flexible
VOS
SOV
OSV
21
Which of these signs have a similar concept, movement, and location?
THINK/IDEA
WORLD/NEWS
TREE/FLOWER
WAIT/TIME
22
What is the climax in The Gum Story?
when the man sits on the gum
when the gum gets placed near the bench
when the boy finds his gum still on the bench
when the boy's mom comes and he has to spit out the gum
23
A nod of the head is an acceptable way to show a transition.
False
True
24
Which of these sentences uses topicalization?
BOOK HE GIVE ME
TOMORROW ME GO PARTY
ME SLEEP, SHE STUDY
WE PLAY-PLAY #PARK
25
Which is a one-person role shifting technique?
transitioning from one part of the story to another
switching between narrator and character
switching between hero of story and another character
switching between character and oject
26
What is the purpose of spatial consistency in ASL?
Setting up things in 3-D space for audience to see
showing off things in space and showing spatial relationships
to show the climax of the story
to allow characters to switch positions and still know who they are
27
Which of the following is an ENGLISH idiom?
beat around the bush
sick
win-win situation
eyes like diamonds
28
What is the purpose of inflecting signs?
to transition the narrator from one role to another
to express additional information
to describe the characters in a story
to show the location of each character
29
How might you determine what an unfamiliar idiom means?
the type of agreement verbs used
the sentence syntax
the ASL GLOSS
the context and the NMMs used
30
Which pair are ASL false cognates?
TIRED/SLEEPY
HIT/PRACTICE
FRENCH-FRIES/NINETY-NINE
AWAKE/ASLEEP
31
Which classifier do you use for 2 people walking?
CL:V
CL: B
CL:5
CL:C
32
The boy's mother is coming so he has to get rid of his gum. This problem builds what?
tension
climax
mystery
communication
33
What handshape do you use to sign gum?
1-handshape
Claw 5-handshape
Open O-handshape
V-handshape
34
In the Gum Story, the signer "becomes" the character. What is this technique?
topicalization
character interpreting
class-characterization
one-person role shifting
35
Jamal sat and waited a long time. How do you sign this?
Sign SIT and use the sign for CONTINUE.
Sign SIT in a circular movement.
Sign SAT twice and point to wrist to indicate time.
Sign SIT and AGAIN multiple times.
36
Why are the signs for SON/DAUGHTER cognates?
They share similarities in movement, handshape, and meanings.
They share the same inflecting and indexing structure.
They share the same roots and signing space.
They are inflected and use same dominant hand shape.
37
The Gum Story has three characters.
True
False
38
Transitioning with a nod and then transitioning with an eyebrow raise confuses an audience. Why?
because you're not using enough inflection
because you're not consistently using the same transition
because the story is boring
because you're sitting down
39
Which of the following denotes a question in ASL?
the speed at which the person signs
NMMs such as eyebrows or mouthing
using the sign QUESTION before signing a phrase
the specific signs used at the beginning of the question
40
The climax helps viewers remember the elements of a story.
False
True
41
The sign for SHOP can be inflected.
True
False
42
How can you show inflection for certain action verbs doing the action repeatedly or frequently?
raise your eyebrows three times
repeat their movement
keep your eyes closed while using the verb
always put the action verb first
43
When using topicalization, which of the following words would fit at the beginning of the sentence?
ON
MOVIE
QUICKLY
REPEAT
44
What does SVO mean in the context of ASL?
Subject-Verb-Object
Short-Version-Out
Sign-Visual-Order
Signing Virtually Online
45
What are agreement verbs?
verbs which the movement express the action, subject, and object
verbs used during debates to show who agrees with them
verbs used to promote positive feelings in the audience
verbs which the frequency and speed conveys meaning
46
Ninety percent of ASL signs can be directly traced to French Sign Language.
True
False
47
Which is true about narrating stories in ASL?
Visual vernacular and NMMs are important in ASL stories
It's very difficult to distinguish between characters in ASL
There's an absence of common cognates so English stories can't be in ASL
ASL stories don't use basic narrative structure like English stories
48
What is a plot?
the turning point of the story
the sequence of events in the story
the very beginning of the story
the high point of the story
49
In ASL, a suffix is added at the beginning of the sign for a verb to show the tense type.
False
True
50
Jean is telling a story and accidentally signs CHOCOLATE instead of VANILLA. How does she correct her mistake?
do a headshake and sign VANILLA
restart story from beginning
continue and pretend the mistake didn't happen
apologize until everyone acknowledges the apology
51
Which of the following sentences are topicalized in ASL?
ASL I LOVE IT
I HATE GYM CLASS
GEORGE SLOW
OWL HAVE STICK
52
In Timber, which sign was inflected to indicate it was done repeatedly?
DEAF
WORK
CALL
CHOP
53
To inflect a verb in ASL, it is necessary to sign it with slightly bent fingers.
False
True
54
What is the purpose of indexing in ASL?
describe actions taking place at some distance from signer
reference something by pointing to place which it was first logged
show the transition between various characters in ASL story
represent possession and location when referring to 2 or more people
55
When should a story use a transition?
when role shifting
when introducing a new character
any time you change the location or time
about every 30 seconds
56
Which idiom works in ASL and English?
train gone
kicked the bucket
standing on the fence
funny zero
57
Spatial consistency is a major part of any ASL story.
False
True
58
Imperfections can make characters seem more relatable and likeable.
False
True
59
Blinking one's eyes with a head tilt can be used to signal the audience you made a mistake and are going to correct it.
True
False
60
How do you show a transition in ASL?
using a predetermined classifier for transitions
while signing, add AND THEN when transitioning
a pause with you hands down by your side
blinking rapidly for a moment so everyone notices
61
Which ENGLISH sentence has incorrect syntax?
Boy the apple an ate.
The boy eight an apple.
The boy 8 an apple.
The boy ate a red sphere.
