Home and Food Signs in ASL | 150 Essential Signs | Pt. 3

This video tutorial introduces iconic signs in ASL, emphasizing that ASL is a complete language, not just gestures. It covers signs for common household items like bathroom, kitchen, and living room, as well as food-related signs such as bread, candy, and ice cream. The tutorial concludes with examples of using these signs in sentences, helping learners practice and integrate their knowledge.

What is the nature of ASL as described in the video?

• A full and complete language

• A set of random gestures

• A simple form of communication

• A collection of iconic signs only

How is the sign for 'car' demonstrated?

• By making a roof shape

• By mimicking driving a car

• By holding a cup

• By twisting your index finger

Which sign involves making the shape of a room?

• Room

• Kitchen

• Bathroom

• Living room

What action is used to sign 'bread'?

• Flipping motion

• Grating motion

• Holding a cup

• Slicing motion

Which sign is demonstrated by mimicking licking an ice cream cone?

• Milk

• Ice cream

• Candy

• Cheese

How do you sign 'soda pop' or 'coke'?

• By making a slicing motion

• By pushing down with your middle finger

• By making a roof shape

• By mimicking driving a car

What is the ASL sentence structure for expressing a completed action?

• Action, then finish

• Subject, then finish

• Subject first, then action

• Action first, then subject