Incorporating Numbers Into Signs | ASL | Rule of 9

The video tutorial explains the Rule of Nine in sign language, which involves incorporating numbers 1-9 into various signs such as money, age, time, and more. It provides detailed instructions on how to sign these numbers in different contexts and offers practical examples to illustrate the concepts.

What is the 'dollar twist' in sign language?

• A method to sign time

• A technique to sign ages

• A way to incorporate numbers 1-9 into money signs

• A method to sign numbers 10 and above

How do you sign '7 years old' using the Rule of Nine?

• Sign the number 7 followed by the sign for age

• Sign the number 7 incorporated into the age sign

• Sign the number 7 followed by the sign for years

• Sign the number 7 and then the number 9

How is time signed differently for numbers 10 and above?

• By signing the number followed by the word 'hour'

• By signing the number followed by the word 'minute'

• By signing the number followed by the word 'time'

• By signing the number incorporated into the time sign

How do you differentiate between morning and evening times in sign language?

• By using a different facial expression

• By signing the time twice

• By signing 'morning' or 'night' before the time

• By using different hand shapes

How do you sign '3 weeks' using the Rule of Nine?

• Sign the number 3 and then the number 9

• Sign the number 3 followed by the word 'weeks'

• Sign the number 3 incorporated into the week sign

• Sign the number 3 followed by the word 'days'

What is the method to sign '15 days'?

• Sign the number 15 incorporated into the day sign

• Sign the number 15 followed by the word 'days'

• Sign the number 1 and then the number 5

• Sign the number 15 followed by the word 'weeks'

What is 'shoulder shifting' in sign language?

• A way to incorporate numbers into signs

• A method to sign time

• A technique to indicate different subjects or topics

• A method to sign numbers above nine