CASLI WRITTEN EXAM LATEST
Abstract Classifiers - ANSWERS-Classifiers that are smaller than life
sized, the shape and movement of which does not necessarily have
iconic features.
Abstract Language - ANSWERS-describes ideas and qualities, rather
than observable or specific things
adventitious deafness - ANSWERS-deafness that occurs after birth
Affect - ANSWERS-Refers to emotions or feelings
A-Language or L1 - ANSWERS-One's first language
Anglicized ASL - ANSWERS-English and ASL sign blends (More ASL
than English)
AVLIC - ANSWERS-Association of Visual Language Interpreters of
Canada
Audism - ANSWERS-Attitude causing negative stigma toward anyone
unable to hear
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, CASLI WRITTEN EXAM LATEST
Auditory feedback loop - ANSWERS-The channel through which
hearing people hear (and monitor) their own voice as they speak
Aural-oral languages - ANSWERS-Languages based on a structured set
of linguistic rules in which the communication is based on sound
Bicultural - ANSWERS-used to describe a person who crosses two
cultures, lifestyles, and sets of values
bilingual-bicultural philosophy of interpreting - ANSWERS-Based on
the belief that effective interpretation requires cultural and linguistic
mediation in order to accomplish speaker goals and maintain dynamic
equivalence
B-Language or L2 - ANSWERS-Refers to ones 2nd language learned
CDI - ANSWERS-certified Deaf Interpreter
Classifiers - ANSWERS-Designated handshapes and/or rule-grounded
body pantomime used to represent nouns and verbs.
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Abstract Classifiers - ANSWERS-Classifiers that are smaller than life
sized, the shape and movement of which does not necessarily have
iconic features.
Abstract Language - ANSWERS-describes ideas and qualities, rather
than observable or specific things
adventitious deafness - ANSWERS-deafness that occurs after birth
Affect - ANSWERS-Refers to emotions or feelings
A-Language or L1 - ANSWERS-One's first language
Anglicized ASL - ANSWERS-English and ASL sign blends (More ASL
than English)
AVLIC - ANSWERS-Association of Visual Language Interpreters of
Canada
Audism - ANSWERS-Attitude causing negative stigma toward anyone
unable to hear
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, CASLI WRITTEN EXAM LATEST
Auditory feedback loop - ANSWERS-The channel through which
hearing people hear (and monitor) their own voice as they speak
Aural-oral languages - ANSWERS-Languages based on a structured set
of linguistic rules in which the communication is based on sound
Bicultural - ANSWERS-used to describe a person who crosses two
cultures, lifestyles, and sets of values
bilingual-bicultural philosophy of interpreting - ANSWERS-Based on
the belief that effective interpretation requires cultural and linguistic
mediation in order to accomplish speaker goals and maintain dynamic
equivalence
B-Language or L2 - ANSWERS-Refers to ones 2nd language learned
CDI - ANSWERS-certified Deaf Interpreter
Classifiers - ANSWERS-Designated handshapes and/or rule-grounded
body pantomime used to represent nouns and verbs.
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