deaf culture final review

Question 1

Which of the Following autobiographies would the Deaf community find more relevant or relatable.

Accepted Answer

Deaf person overcomes personal discrimination to lift up the community.

Question 2

Name signs are typically used...

Accepted Answer

to discuss a person who is not present

Question 3

Problem:hearing family has deaf infant. The doctor recommends CI. The parents are not informed of the local Deaf school

Accepted Answer

Solution: Protect the right to sign language

Question 4

During the 1960s, the "Dark Ages" of Deaf culture were coming to an end due to the following events/organizations

Accepted Answer

establishment of Model Secondary School for the Deaf in Washington, D.C., (RID) being established in 1964, Correct Jr NAD creating a division of the NAD for Deaf adolescents, the establishment of Telecommunications for the Deaf, INC

Question 5

A modern day influence on leave-taking behavior among Deaf people is:

Accepted Answer

infrequent opportunities to communicate in ASL.

Question 6

Which of the following would be considered DeVIA?

Accepted Answer

a Coda painting about their experience growing up in the Deaf world.

Question 7

Problem: Deaf people face different obstacles than other members of their local or national people group.

Accepted Answer

Solution: Trans-local and transnational community

Question 8

Deaf Parisians During the 1800s are considered an outstanding Deaf community because

Accepted Answer

They had superior education/opportunities.

Question 9

Common themes in Deaf literature and ASL literature are

Accepted Answer

Survival mechanisms of Deaf people, Development of a positive identity, "zapping" an ignorant hearing person, Discovery of the Deaf Community "Met Deaf World"

Question 10

DeVIA stands for

Accepted Answer

Deaf View Image Art

Question 11

Problem: The country where a Deaf person lives doesn't provide special education services for Deaf students.

Accepted Answer

Solution: Can-do attitude

Question 12

"Ameslan Prohibited" sketched by Betty Miller would be an example of

Accepted Answer

Resistance DeVIA

Question 13

A core value of Deaf culture is...

Accepted Answer

Healthy Identity formation, Information sharing, Self-determination, Full access to communication

Question 14

Which of the following solutions for effective living would be catergorized as a special interest group?

Accepted Answer

Deaf Pilots Association

deaf culture final review

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deaf culture final review

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