ASL 1 Module 5 Test Review

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What are non-manual markers?

Back

Non-manual markers are movements of the body, face, mouth and head when signing that are important to ASL grammar.

Front

What are non-manual markers used for?

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To communicate the types of sentence being signed
To express the signer's tone
To modify verbs, adjectives and adverbs

Front

What are examples of non-manual markers used in ASL?

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Nodding your head
Pursing your lips
Raising your eyebrows
Furrowing your eyebrows
Shaking your head
Tilting your head
Hunching your shoulders
Opening eyes wide or narrowing eyes
Shifting eye gaze

Front

What non-manual marker is needed for affirmative statements?

Back

Nod head

Front

What non-manual marker is needed for a negative statement; even when signing the words NO or NOT?

Back

Shake head

Front

What non-manual markers are needed to ask yes/no questions?

Back

Eyebrows raised on the last sign
Head tilted forward a bit
Hold the last sign

Front

When going to a deaf event it is considered rude for you to:

Back

Use your voice to talk to other hearing people at the event.

Front

In deaf culture the phrase "you're welcome" is often expressed by:

Back

Signing THANK YOU
Quick nod of the head
Smile

Front

EXCUSE-ME

Back

EXCUSE-ME

Front

THANK YOU

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THANKS