what was the old name for the current Deaflympics?

international silent games, 1924

how do you show the motion of a whale?

using a y-handshape to represent its flukes

what is one of the unique ways Deaf schools demonstrate their school spirit in gyms?

stomping feet on the bleachers: vibrations felt around the gym

what are the four categories of animal movement?

arial, terrestrial, aquatic, fossorial

match the sporting venue, year with their americans with Deaf act (ADA) violation: university of kentucky, 2011

caption halftime shows, national anthem, and penalty announcements

why is it easier to use sign languages to teach the correct body position or form?

sign languages are visual and spatial: conveying form or position easily

match the athlete with the appropriate sporting notification equipment: Deaf athlete

athlete preference, light flash

why are umpires using gestures for "safe", "strike", "out", "play ball", "foul ball", etc.?

Deaf baseball players asked for hand signals and everyone agreed

how does one convey plurality in animals and their movements in ASL? *method 3*

claw hands with palms facing each other, moving towards a location

which handshape is used to sign a snake, lizard, salamander or tadpole?

index finger moving just like the animal itself

what are the four essentials for animals?

food, sleep, safety and reproducing

match the athlete with the appropriate sporting notification equipment: DeafBlind athlete

athlete preference, vibrating platform

match the sporting venue, year with their americans with Deaf act (ADA) violation: ohio state, 2010

small TV's in concession area now captioned

how do you show the motion of a fish?

moving a b-handshape hand as if gliding through water

how do you show the motion of a turtle?

anthropomorphizing by becoming the turtle itself, crawling

match the view with the storytelling perspective: field view

short distance away at eye level

what is the procedure involved in describing internal parts?

body part, location, place in neutral space

Medically, depicting verbs in sign languages are advantageous because

you don't need years of medical school to communicate

what do you think a deaf person will share when discussing their surgery?

they will explain the pins and staples inside their ankle and how that felt

why are Deaf people resistant to using a video remote interpreter (VRI) at medical appointments?

the interpreter tends to freeze, glitch or lag behind

how would you sign a natural dam built by an animal?

show flow of water, index fingers to show branches on top of each other

mammals who like to live in groups:

elephants, wildebeests, gazelles

what handshapes are used to describe water that moves (e.g. in a stream, river or ocean)?

two flat, spread-out hands showing direction, speed, texture of the water

why is it important to have a different notification system for Deaf athletes?

ensures correct ergonomics and gives athletes a slight advantage

how does one communicate with Deaf animals?

just like how you would communicate with a Deaf person

what is the major difference between Deaf and hearing people in their hygienic practices?

Deaf people often don't hear the sounds their bodies make

how does one convey plurality in animals and their movements in ASL? *method 1*

claw hands, palms down (or sideways) to show crowd or swarm, directional

why aren't Deaf people enthusiastic about calling medical offices to make medical appointments?

medical offices often claim ignorance when providing interpreters

what tends to happen to Deaf animals at shelters?

considered unadoptable and sent to lab for experiments or euthanized

what is so special about Gertrude Ederle?

she was the first woman to swim across the english channel - in 1926

what handshape is used to describe a dam or a wall blocking a body of water?

an arm with a flat hand with palm facing sideways, thumb out

how do you show the motion of a frog or a toad?

index fingers and/or v-handshape to show jumping and crouching motion

how does one convey plurality in animals and their movements in ASL? *method 2*

flat, open hands with the fingers wiggling, going in a specific direction

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1
what was the old name for the current Deaflympics?
world silent games, 1924
international silent games, 1924
global deaf olympics, 1924
international games for the deaf, 1924
2
how do you show the motion of a whale?
using a w-handshape to represent its flukes
using a ily-handshape to represent its flukes
using a y-handshape to represent its flukes
using a rock-handshape to represent its flukes
3
what is one of the unique ways Deaf schools demonstrate their school spirit in gyms?
yelling and shouting different cheers and chants
signing the school song together as one
interlocking arms, rocking sideways, each line going in different direction
stomping feet on the bleachers: vibrations felt around the gym
4
match the sporting venue, year with their americans with Deaf act (ADA) violation: washington NFL team, 2006
caption halftime shows, national anthem, and penalty announcements
small TV's in concession area now captioned
large jumbotron now captioned
all of the above
5
most important things to remember when you sign about throwing objects are: (two correct answers)
head positioning
shoulder shifting
eye movement
mouth adjectives
6
what are the four categories of animal movement?
arial, terrestrial, aquatic, fossorial
southern, northern, eastern, western
shape, color, texture, size
oceanic, subterranean, aboreal, nomadic
7
ASL has specific terms for various groups of animals: "pack" - wolves, "pride" - lions, "pod" - dolphins
true
false
8
match the sporting venue, year with their americans with Deaf act (ADA) violation: university of kentucky, 2011
small TV's in concession area now captioned
caption halftime shows, national anthem, and penalty announcements
large jumbotron now captioned
all of the above
9
match the english word with the ASL description: wildfire
WIND-CIRCLE
WATER WAVE
WATER LEVEL RISE
FIRE MOVE - FAST
10
why is it easier to use sign languages to teach the correct body position or form?
sign languages have their own specialized vocabulary for sports
sign languages are expressive and includes emotive markers
sign languages get directly to the point, unlike spoken languages
sign languages are visual and spatial: conveying form or position easily
11
match the english word with the ASL description: earthquake
FIRE MOVE - FAST
EARTH SHAKE
WATER LEVEL RISE
WIND-CIRCLE
12
match the athlete with the appropriate sporting notification equipment: Deaf athlete
whistle
athlete preference
vibrating platform
light flash
13
why are umpires using gestures for "safe", "strike", "out", "play ball", "foul ball", etc.?
too many complaints from Deaf people
umpires thought it would be fun to add gestures to their daily work
Deaf baseball players asked for hand signals and everyone agreed
umpires wore their throats out by shouting constantly
14
how does one convey plurality in animals and their movements in ASL? *method 3*
claw hands with palms facing each other, moving towards a location
index fingers to show plentiful of dots representing a pack
15
match the sporting venue, year with their americans with Deaf act (ADA) violation: university of maryland, 2013
caption halftime shows, national anthem, and penalty announcements
large jumbotron now captioned
all of the above
small TV's in concession area now captioned
16
which handshape is used to sign a snake, lizard, salamander or tadpole?
index finger moving just like the animal itself
flat, b-handshape moving just like the animal itself
u-shaped handshape moving just like the animal itself
bent-v handshape moving just like the animal itself
17
what are the four essentials for animals?
shelter, food, safety and companionship
food, water, protection and mates
sunlight, food, safety and finding mates
food, sleep, safety and reproducing
18
match the athlete with the appropriate sporting notification equipment: DeafBlind athlete
athlete preference
vibrating platform
whistle
light flash
19
who would have the most heightened ability of tasting, smelling and touching?
DeafBlind people
Blind people
hearing people
Deaf people
20
match the sporting venue, year with their americans with Deaf act (ADA) violation: ohio state, 2010
caption halftime shows, national anthem, and penalty announcements
small TV's in concession area now captioned
large jumbotron now captioned
all of the above
21
how do you depict the body part: feet
an index finger
hands
a fist
upside down number 2 or using both index fingers
22
how do you show the motion of a fish?
moving a flat hand handshape as if gliding through water
moving a flat hand with the thumb out as if gliding through water
moving an index finger as if gliding through water
moving a b-handshape hand as if gliding through water
23
match the english word with the ASL description: tsunami
EARTH SHAKE
WIND-CIRCLE
WATER LEVEL RISE
WATER WAVE
24
how do you show the motion of a turtle?
anthropomorphizing by becoming the turtle itself, crawling
using bent-5 handshape and walking it across a surface
using o-handshape and moving it slowly
putting one hand on top of the other and wiggling the thumbs
25
match the view with the storytelling perspective: field view
comfortable distance, looking slightly downward at the action
above, looking down
through an athlete
short distance away at eye level
26
what is the procedure involved in describing internal parts?
body part, place in neutral space, location
body part, location, place in neutral space
place in neutral space, body part, location
location, body part, place in neutral space
27
how do animals become Deaf?
old age
genes
all of the above
injury/illness
28
which type of Deaf school creates conditions where Deaf students function almost like a family unit?
mainstreamed school
residential school
self-contained classroom in a public school
day school
29
Medically, depicting verbs in sign languages are advantageous because
you can communicate specific body parts and movements discreetly
helps increase the dexterity of ones hand
you don't need years of medical school to communicate
you can depict particular universal design opportunities
30
what do you think a deaf person will share when discussing their surgery?
they will ask you to cover them at work while they take some time off
they will explain the pins and staples inside their ankle and how that felt
they will ask you to walk their dog as they heal
they will show you their hospital bill and ask if you can chip in
31
Deaf adults attending Deaf sporting events tend to be focused on the games while the children go off to play.
false
true
32
why are Deaf people resistant to using a video remote interpreter (VRI) at medical appointments?
medical offices often claim ignorance when providing interpreters
the interpreter tends to not understand the signing of the Deaf patient
the interpreter tends to take forever to arrive
the interpreter tends to freeze, glitch or lag behind
33
the handshapes for heavy snow, heavy rain, gusty winds, harsh sun, cloudy weather, or freezing temperatures are:
open b-handshape
open 4-handshape
flat handshape
open 5-handshape
34
how would you sign a natural dam built by an animal?
show flow of water, bent-v handshape to show branches on top of each other
show flow of water, index fingers to show branches on top of each other
show flow of water, flat hands to show branches on top of each other
show flow of water, claw handshape to show branches on top of each other
35
how do you depict the body part: head
hands
an index finger
upside down number 2 or using both index fingers
a fist
36
match the english word with the ASL description: flood
FIRE MOVE - FAST
WATER LEVEL RISE
WATER WAVE
EARTH SHAKE
37
the name signs for professional sporting teams follow the name of their organization.
true
false
38
mammals who like to live in groups:
honey bees, wasps, ants
penguins, ducks, finches
elephants, wildebeests, gazelles
snakes, lizards, frogs
39
what handshapes are used to describe water that moves (e.g. in a stream, river or ocean)?
two index fingers showing direction, speed, texture of the water
two b-handshapes showing direction, speed, texture of the water
two w-handshapes showing direction, speed, texture of the water
two flat, spread-out hands showing direction, speed, texture of the water
40
why is it important to have a different notification system for Deaf athletes?
educates the abled public on accommodations for different populations
increases economic demand for companies producing accessible equipment
ensures correct ergonomics and gives athletes a slight advantage
reduces obligation of referees in providing access for everyone
41
how does one communicate with Deaf animals?
just like how you would communicate with Blind people
just like how you would communicate with a Deaf person
by using a special vibrating collar
by speaking louder
42
what is the major difference between Deaf and hearing people in their hygienic practices?
hearing people are more fussy and worry about their looks in general
Deaf people are less careful when cleaning in their ears and ear canals
hearing people avoid cleaning their ears - scared of puncturing eardrums
Deaf people often don't hear the sounds their bodies make
43
how does one convey plurality in animals and their movements in ASL? *method 1*
claw hands, palms down (or sideways) to show crowd or swarm, directional
4-handshape hands, with the fingers wiggling in a sideway motion
44
why aren't Deaf people enthusiastic about calling medical offices to make medical appointments?
the interpreter tends to take forever to arrive
medical offices often claim ignorance when providing interpreters
the interpreter tends to freeze, glitch or lag behind
the interpreter tends to not really understand the signing of the patient
45
what tends to happen to Deaf animals at shelters?
they are taught sign language
they are paired with a Deaf or signing adopter
considered unadoptable and sent to lab for experiments or euthanized
medical professionals try to cure them of their deafness
46
what is so special about Gertrude Ederle?
she was the first woman to swim across the english channel - in 1926
she swam for 21 miles in 14 hour and 30 minutes
her parents were too poor so she taught herself to swim
she was invited to the white house for lunch
47
In 1924, nine countries attended the Deaflympics back then. How many countries now participate in the Deaflympics?
over 13 countries
over 113 countries
over 81 countries
over 31 countries
48
what handshape is used to describe a dam or a wall blocking a body of water?
a b-handshape with palm facing sideways, thumb out
an arm with a flat hand with palm facing sideways, thumb out
a spread, flat hand with palm facing sideways, thumb out
a flat hand with palm facing sideways, thumb out
49
when were Deaf people in the united states finally able to call 911 themselves, using ASL?
1998
2008
1990
2014
50
how do you show the motion of a frog or a toad?
flat hands and/or v-handshape to show jumping and crouching motion
index fingers and/or rock-handshape to show jumping and crouching motion
b-handshape and/or 3-handshape to show jumping and crouching motion
index fingers and/or v-handshape to show jumping and crouching motion
51
how does one convey plurality in animals and their movements in ASL? *method 2*
v-handshape hands to show galloping and/or running
flat, open hands with the fingers wiggling, going in a specific direction
52
Deaf and hearing people tend to dress and groom differently.
true
false
53
what is so special about Kevin Hall?
he went to st. rita school for the Deaf which had a golfing team
he played golf for ohio university and became a big ten champion - in 2004
he played in the PGA (professional golfer's association) tour in 2017
he started golfing at the age of nine
54
how do you depict the body part: body
upside down number 2 or using both index fingers
a fist
hands
an index finger
55
match the types of throwing hands with the sport/action: bent-5 handshape
football (shows the spinning motion)
basketball (or ball of similar size)
no particular sport/ action associated
baseball (or ball of similar size)
56
what are the two types of locomotion among animals?
self-propelled and passive
propulsion and propellation
predator and prey
migratory and nomadic
57
lungs can be compared to:
trees
branches
roots
leaves
58
match the view with the storytelling perspective: audience view
comfortable distance, looking slightly downward at the action
above, looking down
short distance away at eye level
through an athlete
59
Deaf people are very comfortable discussing and analyzing:
car noises: discussed with mechanics
body noises: discussed with medical professionals
children's noises: discussed with caretakers
body noises: discussed with other deaf people
60
examples of universal design that provide access to Deaf people include the following:
braille
ramps
loudspeakers
captions and visual paging systems
61
why does attending a residential school affect students' grooming and dressing habits differently?
the dorms limit students' time in the mornings before going to school
residential schools tend to have basic/limited dormitory amenities
they are together 24/7, more similar to a family unit
there are residency policies that must be followed
62
when someone asks you where the game is now, in terms of game periods/time. You would respond using:
scraping your fingertips, indicating whether it is the start, middle or end
your dominant hand in halves/quarters, non-dominant showing place in game
your non-dominant hand horizontal, your dominant hand showing place in game
63
birds who like to live in groups:
honey bees, wasps, ants
penguins, ducks, finches
elephants, wildebeests, gazelles
snakes, lizards, frogs
64
what handshapes are used to describe a standing body of water?
bent-L
flat hand with thumb out
flat, spread hands
bent-v
65
what are the three criteria that distinguishes a small disaster from a large disaster?
eyes, mouth and signs
eye gaze, lips and shoulders
eyelid position, mouth shape, and signing space
eyebrows, teeth and chest
66
how do you show the motion of a dolphin?
using a u-handshape with the thumb out, representing the dorsal fin
using a v-handshape with the thumb out, representing the dorsal fin
using an index finger with the thumb out, representing the dorsal fin
using a r-handshape with the thumb out, representing the dorsal fin
67
how was the football huddle formed?
huddle helped identify their positions from left to right
other team could see Deaf team sign the plan for the play: huddle formed
it was so cold, the players huddled and that was the start of the huddle
lifting the spirits of the team through a huddle
68
match the types of throwing hands with the sport/action: 25-handshape
basketball (or ball of similar size)
puck (small) or disc (large)
baseball (or ball of similar size)
football (shows the spinning motion)
69
match the view with the storytelling perspective: player's view
short distance away at eye level
comfortable distance, looking slightly downward at the action
through an athlete
above, looking down
70
sporting injuries are similar among deaf and hearing athletes, however, something is different. what is it?
ASL: info about injury easily conveyed and passed around audience quickly
injury to the upper body: challenging for Deaf athlete to sign about it
hearing athletes: more vocal about injury and pain levels
Deaf athletes: more silent and do not scream while in pain
71
how would you sign an animal sleeping in a tree?
non dominant: v to show animal sleeping, dominant: tree
non dominant: tree, dominant: u to show animal sleeping
non dominant: tree, dominant: claw to show animal sleeping
non dominant: tree, dominant: v to show animal sleeping
72
why is texting 911 beneficial? (two correct answers)
in getting a parking space, especially during the holidays
Deaf people can text 911 without having to go through a video relay service
it's nice to have someone to talk to
some scary situations require absolute silence when needing to reach 911
73
when were Deaf people in the united states finally able to text 911 themselves?
text-to-911 is only available for Deaf people in the united states
text-to-911 is not available everywhere in the united states yet
text-to-911 became available everywhere in the united states in 2008
text-to-911 became available everywhere in the united states in 2014
74
match the types of throwing hands with the sport/action: index or u-shaped handshape
football (shows the spinning motion)
no particular sport/ action associated
baseball (or ball of similar size)
basketball (or ball of similar size)
75
match the english word with the ASL description: tornado
WIND-CIRCLE
WATER WAVE
FIRE MOVE - FAST
WATER LEVEL RISE
76
match the view with the storytelling perspective: bird's eye view
short distance away at eye level
above, looking down
comfortable distance, looking slightly downward at the action
through an athlete
77
Deaf people are more tactilely attuned to the noises made by their bodies, vehicles, or equipment
false
true
78
"sign language gain" is about sign languages gaining weight and prominence.
true
false
79
a Deaf dog named "ghost" was almost euthanized, but now is a:
professional therapy dog specializing in comforting cancer patients
professional k-9 narcotic detection dog
professional wrestler teaming up with "casper"
an animal star in hollywood, making movies
80
match the types of throwing hands with the sport/action: bent-L handshape
basketball (or ball of similar size)
No particular sport/ action associated
football (shows the spinning motion)
puck (small) or disc (large)
81
match the types of throwing hands with the sport/action: bent-3 handshape
baseball (or ball of similar size)
puck (small) or disc (large)
no particular sport/ action associated
football (shows the spinning motion)
82
how do you depict the body part: legs
a fist
upside down number 2 or using both index fingers
hands
an index finger
83
when something is done to provide access to one group of people, but benefits the larger population, called?
video relay service (VRS)
video remote interpreting (VRI)
universal design
text-to-911
84
why do Deaf people spend much more energy on facilitating comprehension at medical appointments?
the interpreter tends to freeze, glitch or lag behind
the interpreter tends to not understand the signing of the Deaf patient
the interpreter tends to take forever to arrive
medical offices often claim ignorance when providing interpreters
85
select the actual names of the united states and canada Deaf sporting organizations or events: (four correct events)
berg/seeger classic and clerc classic
kinast softball tournament and marbury bowling association
willigan wrestling tournament and mayfest
superbowl and olympics
86
why would it be beneficial to go to a signing dentist and/or dental hygienist for dental cleaning and dental work?
the amount of noise pollution would be greatly reduced
everyone gets to practice signing
with signing, hands are more dexterous, providing for better dental work
no need to use a mouth to speak; everyone would be signing
87
currently, there are no Deaf or signing dentists or dental hygienists due to licensure requirements.
true
false
88
football huddles and umpire hand signals are examples of deaf gain
true
false
89
why do Deaf people tend to wait longer than others at the emergency room?
the interpreter tends to not really understand the signing of the patient
medical offices often claim ignorance when providing interpreters
the interpreter tends to freeze, glitch or lag behind
the interpreter tends to take forever to arrive
90
match the athlete with the appropriate sporting notification equipment: hearing athlete
vibrating platform
light Flash
whistle
athlete preference
91
arthropods who like to live in groups:
snakes, lizards, frogs
elephants, wildebeests, gazelles
penguins, ducks, finches
honey bees, wasps, ants

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