Cam ASL Assessment

What is the order for Deixis?

• Time, order, subject, and personal pronoun

• Time, Place, Person
• Order, time, subject, and personal pronoun

• subject, time, order, and personal pronoun

What are the 3 C's in ASL?

• Configuration, Content, and Closure.

• Cognition, Comprehension, Communication
• Creativity, Comprehension, Connection
• Communication, Clarity, Consistency

What does configuration mean in ASL?

• Configuration is the emotional tone of the signer.
• Configuration in ASL refers to the specific handshapes and movements used in signing.
• Configuration refers to the order of signs in a sentence.
• Configuration means the speed at which signs are made.

What does context mean in ASL?

• Context in ASL refers to the physical location of the signer.
• Context in ASL is the specific sign used for greetings.
• Context in ASL means the surrounding information that clarifies the meaning of signs. (before and after fingerspelling)

• Context in ASL means the facial expressions used in signing.

What does closure mean in ASL?

• Closure in ASL means to stop signing abruptly.
• Closure in ASL refers to the beginning of a sign.
• Closure in ASL refers to the completion of a sign or concept with parts.

• Closure in ASL is a type of sign language gesture.

What are some strategies to communicate with the Deaf community?

• Use only spoken language
• fingerspell, writing, and gestures.

• Ignore Deaf culture completely
• fingerspell, eye contact, and gestures.

What does linguistics mean?

• Linguistics is the scientific study of language.
• Linguistics is the study of animal communication.
• Linguistics refers to the art of writing poetry.
• Linguistics is the analysis of mathematical equations.

What does phoneme mean?

• A phoneme is the smallest unit of sound in a language that can distinguish meaning.
• A phoneme is a grammatical rule that governs sentence structure.
• A phoneme refers to the meaning of a word in a sentence.
• A phoneme is a type of written character in a language.

What does language deprivation mean?

• Language deprivation refers to the inability to speak any language.
• Language deprivation is the process of learning multiple languages simultaneously.
• Language deprivation means having too much exposure to language input.
• Language deprivation means a lack of access to language input during critical developmental periods.

When signing numbers 1-5 what is the rule?

• Palms Out

• Only use the left hand to sign numbers 1-5.
• Use both hands to sign each number with random finger positions.
• Palms in