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Duplicate of Final Review Level 1
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Prep for the final exam in ASL 1
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1
When ranking, the following is a rule.
Rank parents and children
Rank youngest to oldest
Rank oldest to youngest
Rank your grocery store list
2
When getting the attention of a Deaf person in close proximity, the most acceptable approach:
Stomp on the floor
Tap upper arm/shoulder
Use a third person
Wave
3
The sign for factory is like the sign for......
Football
Machine
Restaurant
Work
4
Who was the first Deaf teacher in Hartford, Connecticut? (He also helped establish the school)
Thomas Gallaudet
Dr. I King Jordan
Laurent Clerc
Jean Massieu
5
What year was the 1st Deaf school established in the US and where?
Hartford, Connecticut 1817
Washington DC, 1818
Richmond, Virginia 1864
Baltimore, Maryland 1871
6
The grade I intend to get on my ASL final exam is:
D
B
C
A
7
The sign for never looks similar to a.....
Question mark
Circle
Pryamid
The math sign for division
8
The sign for accountant is like.....
A letter C brushing forward on your non-dominant hand
A letter F brushing forward on your non-dominant hand
An index finger brushing forward on your non-dominant hand
A letter A brushing forward on your non-dominant hand
9
One version of the sign "born" also means....
To exit
To casually work
To enter
To observe
10
Time signs on the hour are signed....
From the shoulder, with a shake
From the palm of your hand, circular motion
From the wrist, with a wave
From the wrist, with a eyebrow raise
11
What does the term CODA mean?
Corporation of Deaf Actors
Children of Deaf Activists
Conservatism for Deaf Adults
Children of Deaf Adults
12
The NMM for a near distance is:
Pursed lips NMM
CS NMM
Furrowed brows
Open mouth NMM
13
Time signs referring to morning, noon, evening are reflected in correspondence to the.....
Sun at its respective time of day
To the earth's orbital rotations
Hands on a clock
To a calendar
14
When getting the attention of a person on the opposite side of the room as you, you should:
Pound on a table or desk
Tap their shoulder/upper arm
Stomp on the floor
Wave
15
Which best describes ASL?
Can express limited ideas
Has its own grammatical structure and rules
Leaving out unnecessary words
Follows English primarily
16
Which of the following is a signaling device for the Deaf?
Public transportation
A Braille wristwatch
Flashing lights
Closed captioning
17
Who is swimming with the dolphin?
Ms. Beatty
Ms. Hill
Mrs. Boren
Mrs. Rounkles
18
ASL and Deaf culture is primarily passed on....
Hearing teachers at Deaf schools
Deaf adults and children
Through ASL teachers
Family (in the home)
19
What type of education for the Deaf would provide them with an opportunity to live in a dorm?
Residential
Maintreamed
Charter
Day school
20
What year was Gallaudet University established?
1848
1871
1864
1817
21
What is lexicalized fingerspelling?
Fingerspelling only
Short fingerspelled words with unique patters
The Rochester Method
Cued Speech
22
Age signs are formed from the....
Chin
Forehead
Dominant shoulder
Waist
23
You will use signer's perspective when discussing....
Asking a yes/no question
Giving a command
Describing someone
Directions
24
ASL is....
Its own unique language
Manually signed English
Signing and speaking at the same time
English conveyed through signing
25
The sign for stubborn is also the sign for....
Mule
Deer
Cow
Horse
26
Which classifier handshape would best represent a bike or car?
BB
#4
#3
#2
27
Where are present tense time signs signed?
Behind you, because the sign moves backwards.
In front of you, because the sign moves forwards.
You don't need to sign, it is just an NMM.
Right in front of the body
28
When do Deaf people most often use fingerspelling in conversation?
If ever they don't know a sign
Interchangeably with any sign they want
For name signs
For names and places
29
Contrastive structure is used to:
Compare/contrast two people or things (lean to each side)
To list multiple things on your non-dominant hand to compare
Give directions
Convey age
30
A command will be signed.....
With distance NMMs
With stronger hand movements
With eyebrows lowered
With eyebrows raised
31
When you interact with the Deaf, you should expect....
Avoid eye contact
To share/exchange personal information
Avoid sharing/exchanging personal information
Them to be late
