ASL 2 - Describing People

Test Description: Describing People

Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.

1) What is the first thing that you should state when describing someone.

2) This is the fingerspelled abbreviation for the term 'handicapped.'

3) This is the fingerspelled abbreviation for the term, 'disability.'

4) What is one way that describing someone would be rude?

5) This perspective focuses on what a Deaf person CANNOT do.

6) This perspective focuses on what a Deaf person CAN do.

7) This term should only be used to refer to a person's functioning related to the environment.

8) What is one of the most well-known disabilities within the Deaf community?

9) This phrase refers to specific attitudes, beliefs, habits, and other characteristics found within Deaf culture as a whole.

10) Which is NOT something that a Deaf doctor would use to break stereotypes?

11) Which sign language/system did not contribute to the development of ASL?

12) Which device bypasses the ear to deliver sound converted into electrical impulses?

13) How do Deaf-Blind people access text?

14) This is how individuals who are Deaf-Blind communicate with people who know ASL.

15) This sign is used to describe something that happened unexpectedly.

16) This signed phrase is used to describe visual resemblances between people.

17) Which of the following ASL signs is NOT fingerspelled?

18) Choose the ASL sign that does not have a variation (that you learned in class).


*select an answer for all questions

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