ASL Fingerspelling Production Quiz

What is the first rule of thumb for fingerspelling?

• Bounce or punch your hand with each letter

• Keep your hand steady in one point in space

• Look at your hand when fingerspelling

• Switch between right and left hands

What is the second rule of thumb for fingerspelling?

• Bounce or punch your hand with each letter

• Keep your hand steady in one point in space

• Look at your hand when fingerspelling

• Switch between right and left hands

What is the third rule of thumb for fingerspelling?

• Maintain the same palm orientation

• Bounce or punch your hand with each letter

• Look at your hand when fingerspelling

• Switch between right and left hands

Which letters require a different palm orientation?

• A, B, C, D

• E, F, G, H

• I, J, K, L

• M, N, O, P

What is the fourth rule of thumb for fingerspelling?

• Use the same hand to fingerspell more than one word

• Switch between right and left hands

• Bounce or punch your hand with each letter

• Look at your hand when fingerspelling

What should you avoid doing when fingerspelling?

• Mouth your letters or your words

• Use only ASL-appropriate facial expressions

• Move your hand horizontally

• Keep your hand steady in one point in space

Where should your hand be when fingerspelling?

• Near your non-dominant hand shoulder

• Near your dominant hand shoulder

• Near your non-dominant hand elbow

• Near your dominant hand elbow

What should you avoid blocking when fingerspelling?

• Your face

• Your hand

• Your body

• Your viewer

Are there any exceptions to the fingerspelling rules?

• Yes, there are always exceptions

• No, there are no exceptions

• Only under certain circumstances

• Exceptions are not mentioned

How many fingerspelling rules are mentioned?

• 5

• 6

• 7

• 8