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Gestures & Sign Language Test

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Test your knowledge about gestures and sign language

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Test your knowledge about gestures and sign language

by Aury María Barahona Henríquez
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What does ASL stand for?

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Which sign language originated from French Sign Language and evolved in the US?

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Which feature is NOT a primary articulatory parameter of ASL? Shape, Orientation, Color, Movement

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What is finger-spelling used for in ASL?

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What does the term 'Emblems' refer to in ASL studies?

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Which term describes signs that echo the meaning of spoken content?

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What is the difference between 'Sign Language' and 'Gestures'?

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What is 'Oralism' in deaf education?

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Which term refers to two-handed signs where one hand acts as a base?

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What is 'Origins of ASL' about?

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ASL is the natural sign language of the United States and parts of Canada.

ASL has origins linked to French Sign Language and was shaped in the US; see Origins of ASL.

ASL uses shape, orientation, location, and movement as core parameters; color is not a parameter.

Finger-spelling maps each letter to a handshape to spell words; this is distinct from signs.

Emblems are conventional gestures with fixed meanings like thumbs up; see Gestures and Emblems.

Iconics visually reflect meaning, distinct from beats or deictics.

Signs form a complete language; gestures are often non-linguistic and accompanying speech.

Oralism prioritized spoken English; ASL use often flourished alongside it.

Two-handed signs often use a base hand at a location; see Location description.

Origins cover how ASL developed from earlier Sign Language influences and its distinction from other signs; see Origins of ASL.

 
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