ASL1-Unit 5 Test

What is the correct English translation? Refer to the image of a man gesturing for context.

• What did you do last Saturday?

• What will you do on Tuesday?

• What do you need to do next Saturday?

• What do you need to finish in the future?

What is the correct English translation? Refer to the image of a person using sign language for context.

• Every week I eat at a restaurant

• Once a week, after church, I go out to eat at a restaurant

• Once a month, I go to church

• Once a week I finish my job at the restaurant

What is the correct English translation?

• Can you help me pack for the boat?

• I will help you pack.

• My friends are helping me move more.

• I help a friend pack and move.

What is the correct English translation? Refer to the image for the sign language interpretation.

• I haven't fed the cat. Do you mind helping me?

• The cat doesn't heat unless you help him.

• I don't like feeding the dog.

• Can you feed my cat?

What is the correct English translation?

• This weekend I am going sun bathing/tanning on the beach.

• Last week I went on vacation to the beach.

• Next week, I will go to the beach.

• The sun is so beautiful. I like to go to sunny locations.

What is the correct English translation?

• When will you dust the shelves?

• Have you vacuumed yet?

• When will you vacuum the floor?

• How many floors are in your home?

What is the correct English translation? Refer to the image for the sign language expression.

• What are you doing?

• What are your plans for next Thursday?

• What did you do last week on Thursday?

• Where are you going next Tuesday?

What is the correct English translation? Refer to the image of a man performing a gesture for context.

• Will you give the man a book?

• Do you still have that book?

• Did the man give you the book yesterday?

• Yesterday did I give you the book?

What is the correct English translation? Refer to the image for the sign language depiction.

• Your chores are washing the laundry.

• Mom's chores are paying the bills and washing the laundry.

• Dad's chores are paying the bills.

• My chore is paying bills or washing the dishes.

What is the correct English translation? Refer to the image for the sign language expression.

• Last Saturday, we went to the carnival and had fun.

• Next Sunday, my sister and my mom are going to the amusement park.

• I will wash the car so that I can get a reward and go to the amusement park.

• Last Sunday, my sister, my mom and I went to the amusement park and rode rollercoasters.