ASL 2 Final Exam Review with
Complete Solutions
Deaf and Hard of hearing - ANS-Acceptable term(s) used to describe the Deaf are:
Index them - ANS-When talking about things not present you must:
Raise eyebrows, lean forward, hold last sign - ANS-When signing a yes /no question
which of the following do you do?
Lower eyebrows, lean forward, hold last sign - ANS-When signing a wh question which
of the following do you need to do?
Movement and Facial Expression - ANS-The Parameters of a sign include Handshape,
location, palm orientation, ________________
direction of movement - ANS-What is the difference in the signs? I HELP YOU vs. YOU
HELP ME
handshape of B vs. 1 - ANS-What is the difference in the signs? MY vs. ME
location is changed - ANS-What is the difference in the signs? GRANDFATHER vs.
GRANDMOTHER
Handshape is changed - ANS-What is the difference in the signs?TEMPLE vs.
CHURCH
movement is reversed - ANS-What is the difference in the signs? GET WORSE vs.
IMPROVE
HI or WHAT'S UP? - ANS-When signing a greeting to a friend you sign....
deixis/index - ANS-Pointing is not considered rude in ASL. You use it to
___________/__________ people.
First and last names - ANS-When you introduce yourself in ASL you sign your
Have a second person get their attention for you - ANS-Proper ways to get someone's
attention who is deaf is to tap on shoulder, wave, and/or
,TAKE-CARE, SEE YOU LATER - ANS-Some ways to say farewells are:BYE,, SEE
YOU TOMORROW and .....
Eye gaze - ANS-When you use diexis looking towards the area you are pointing to- this
is called
10 - ANS-Approximately ______% of deaf children have deaf parents
Miming /gesturing, fingerspelling - ANS-What are acceptable ways to get your point
across if you don't know the sign
UM-UH - ANS-When you are thinking of adding something to the end of a sentence use
this sign
First - ANS-Signs that show when something happened come ______in the ASL
sentence.
What do you do?//What did you do? - ANS-The sign "DO-DO" can mean..What are you
doing?
HUH ,HMM - ANS-OH-I-SEE is used for meaning...OH....AHA ..I SEE....
Clap - ANS-Waving your hands in the air is a way to ______ in a deaf setting
Washington D.C. - ANS-The metro region of ___________ has the most per capital of
Deaf people in the world
It describes one's hearing loss - ANS-If a person labels themselves as "deaf", what
does this mean?
Deaf schools - ANS-What were often a frightening first-time experience for deaf kids?
deaf kids; schools - ANS-However, as they interacted with the other ____ ____ at the
_______, they would bond together and become like family - often even more than their
"real" families.
name; signs - ANS-____-_____ are often considered a "right-of-passage" into the Deaf
World.
unique; Deaf - ANS-Name-signs were generally based on something ______ about
each person and are given to someone by the rest of the ____.
1880 - ANS-When was the Milan Conference?
Milan Conference - ANS-At the _____ __________ it was voted to forbid sign language
in schools and to only use speech and lipreading. Students who signed in class often
, were forced to wear mittens with short strings attaching them to each other so that they
couldn't sign.
National Association of the Deaf (NAD) - ANS-The ________ _________ was
established in 1880 in response to the Milan Conference. Their goal was to preserve
ASL and to discuss issues that are important to the Deaf in general.
speak; speech; - ANS-Some Deaf people can _____ and are quite comfortable doing
so. Some are not capable of ______ and only use signs. Others can speak, but choose
not to (for various reasons).
EYEth - ANS-_____ - one of the two "worlds" that focuses on the eyes (visual) (deaf-
friendly)
EARth - ANS-_____ - one of the two "worlds" that focuses on the ears (sound) (hearing-
friendly)
discriminated - ANS-Deaf people have been frequently _____________ against.
US government - ANS-The __ __________ temporarily banned deaf people from
working for the post office.
Blacks - ANS-______ were segregated in separate deaf schools and not allowed to join
the National Association for the Deaf (for 40 years).
Silent movies; TTY; video - ANS-______ ______ (later becoming "talkies"), the
invention of the ___ (to communicate over the phone), and later the invention of the
_____ phone are all examples of inventions that benefit the deaf.
cures; deafness - ANS-Many interesting "_____" were attempted to fix ________
including plane rides, meeting someone famous, pouring hot candle wax inside the ear,
using heat waves inside the ear, and even revivals where they were promised miracle
cures.
0 - ANS-How many cures were successful in fixing deafness?
cater; Deaf - ANS-Many clubs, churches, businesses, etc. have popped up over the
years that _____ specifically to the ___.
community; bonds; declined - ANS-Members of the Deaf _________ have often gotten
together and spent time developing stronger _____. That has ________ somewhat
recently due to technology making it easier for the deaf to communicate with the outside
world.
Complete Solutions
Deaf and Hard of hearing - ANS-Acceptable term(s) used to describe the Deaf are:
Index them - ANS-When talking about things not present you must:
Raise eyebrows, lean forward, hold last sign - ANS-When signing a yes /no question
which of the following do you do?
Lower eyebrows, lean forward, hold last sign - ANS-When signing a wh question which
of the following do you need to do?
Movement and Facial Expression - ANS-The Parameters of a sign include Handshape,
location, palm orientation, ________________
direction of movement - ANS-What is the difference in the signs? I HELP YOU vs. YOU
HELP ME
handshape of B vs. 1 - ANS-What is the difference in the signs? MY vs. ME
location is changed - ANS-What is the difference in the signs? GRANDFATHER vs.
GRANDMOTHER
Handshape is changed - ANS-What is the difference in the signs?TEMPLE vs.
CHURCH
movement is reversed - ANS-What is the difference in the signs? GET WORSE vs.
IMPROVE
HI or WHAT'S UP? - ANS-When signing a greeting to a friend you sign....
deixis/index - ANS-Pointing is not considered rude in ASL. You use it to
___________/__________ people.
First and last names - ANS-When you introduce yourself in ASL you sign your
Have a second person get their attention for you - ANS-Proper ways to get someone's
attention who is deaf is to tap on shoulder, wave, and/or
,TAKE-CARE, SEE YOU LATER - ANS-Some ways to say farewells are:BYE,, SEE
YOU TOMORROW and .....
Eye gaze - ANS-When you use diexis looking towards the area you are pointing to- this
is called
10 - ANS-Approximately ______% of deaf children have deaf parents
Miming /gesturing, fingerspelling - ANS-What are acceptable ways to get your point
across if you don't know the sign
UM-UH - ANS-When you are thinking of adding something to the end of a sentence use
this sign
First - ANS-Signs that show when something happened come ______in the ASL
sentence.
What do you do?//What did you do? - ANS-The sign "DO-DO" can mean..What are you
doing?
HUH ,HMM - ANS-OH-I-SEE is used for meaning...OH....AHA ..I SEE....
Clap - ANS-Waving your hands in the air is a way to ______ in a deaf setting
Washington D.C. - ANS-The metro region of ___________ has the most per capital of
Deaf people in the world
It describes one's hearing loss - ANS-If a person labels themselves as "deaf", what
does this mean?
Deaf schools - ANS-What were often a frightening first-time experience for deaf kids?
deaf kids; schools - ANS-However, as they interacted with the other ____ ____ at the
_______, they would bond together and become like family - often even more than their
"real" families.
name; signs - ANS-____-_____ are often considered a "right-of-passage" into the Deaf
World.
unique; Deaf - ANS-Name-signs were generally based on something ______ about
each person and are given to someone by the rest of the ____.
1880 - ANS-When was the Milan Conference?
Milan Conference - ANS-At the _____ __________ it was voted to forbid sign language
in schools and to only use speech and lipreading. Students who signed in class often
, were forced to wear mittens with short strings attaching them to each other so that they
couldn't sign.
National Association of the Deaf (NAD) - ANS-The ________ _________ was
established in 1880 in response to the Milan Conference. Their goal was to preserve
ASL and to discuss issues that are important to the Deaf in general.
speak; speech; - ANS-Some Deaf people can _____ and are quite comfortable doing
so. Some are not capable of ______ and only use signs. Others can speak, but choose
not to (for various reasons).
EYEth - ANS-_____ - one of the two "worlds" that focuses on the eyes (visual) (deaf-
friendly)
EARth - ANS-_____ - one of the two "worlds" that focuses on the ears (sound) (hearing-
friendly)
discriminated - ANS-Deaf people have been frequently _____________ against.
US government - ANS-The __ __________ temporarily banned deaf people from
working for the post office.
Blacks - ANS-______ were segregated in separate deaf schools and not allowed to join
the National Association for the Deaf (for 40 years).
Silent movies; TTY; video - ANS-______ ______ (later becoming "talkies"), the
invention of the ___ (to communicate over the phone), and later the invention of the
_____ phone are all examples of inventions that benefit the deaf.
cures; deafness - ANS-Many interesting "_____" were attempted to fix ________
including plane rides, meeting someone famous, pouring hot candle wax inside the ear,
using heat waves inside the ear, and even revivals where they were promised miracle
cures.
0 - ANS-How many cures were successful in fixing deafness?
cater; Deaf - ANS-Many clubs, churches, businesses, etc. have popped up over the
years that _____ specifically to the ___.
community; bonds; declined - ANS-Members of the Deaf _________ have often gotten
together and spent time developing stronger _____. That has ________ somewhat
recently due to technology making it easier for the deaf to communicate with the outside
world.
