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Who founded the first free school for the deaf in 1755?
Who founded the first free school for the deaf in 1755?
- Laurent Clerc
- Pierre Desloges
- Roch-Ambroise Cucurron Sicard
- Abbé Charles Michel de l'Epée (correct)
What was the name of the first American school for the deaf, located in Hartford, Connecticut?
What was the name of the first American school for the deaf, located in Hartford, Connecticut?
- Gallaudet College
- American School for the Deaf (correct)
- National Deaf-Mute College
- Columbia Institution for the Deaf
Which of the following are major specializations of interpreting? (Check all that apply.)
Which of the following are major specializations of interpreting? (Check all that apply.)
- Community Interpreting (correct)
- Business Interpreting (correct)
- Medical Interpreting (correct)
- Court Interpreting (correct)
- Religious Interpreting (correct)
- Video Interpreting (correct)
- Educational Interpreting (correct)
When a deaf person is communicating with you, where should you focus your attention?
When a deaf person is communicating with you, where should you focus your attention?
What is used to convey grammar, gestures, pauses, reference, acknowledgment, and "listening" in ASL?
What is used to convey grammar, gestures, pauses, reference, acknowledgment, and "listening" in ASL?
If you need to pass between two deaf people who are chatting, what should you do?
If you need to pass between two deaf people who are chatting, what should you do?
What term describes the norms, values, beliefs, and practices shared by members of the deaf community?
What term describes the norms, values, beliefs, and practices shared by members of the deaf community?
Which assistive technology helps people with hearing disabilities access television, videos, phone calls, and other auditory content?
Which assistive technology helps people with hearing disabilities access television, videos, phone calls, and other auditory content?
What term describes signs that change verbs into nouns, such as -ER or -IST suffixes?
What term describes signs that change verbs into nouns, such as -ER or -IST suffixes?
What kind of sentence is signed when the eyebrows are slightly squeezed together and the head is tilted forward?
What kind of sentence is signed when the eyebrows are slightly squeezed together and the head is tilted forward?
What type of question is being asked when you sign with slightly raised eyebrows and the head tilted forward in a simple sentence (not two clauses)?
What type of question is being asked when you sign with slightly raised eyebrows and the head tilted forward in a simple sentence (not two clauses)?
Which sign uses the H handshape?
Which sign uses the H handshape?
What is it called when a number is incorporated into a sign?
What is it called when a number is incorporated into a sign?
If you sign "GO" once to mean "GO," but signing "GO" twice means "ATTEND" or "GOING," what is this an example of?
If you sign "GO" once to mean "GO," but signing "GO" twice means "ATTEND" or "GOING," what is this an example of?
Signing "LOOK-AT" once means "look at something," but signing it with a small circular motion twice means "LOOK-AT LONG TIME." What is this an example of?
Signing "LOOK-AT" once means "look at something," but signing it with a small circular motion twice means "LOOK-AT LONG TIME." What is this an example of?
Instead of signing "EVERY" and "MONDAY" separately to say "EVERY MONDAY," you hold the "MONDAY" sign up and drag it straight down. What is this an example of?
Instead of signing "EVERY" and "MONDAY" separately to say "EVERY MONDAY," you hold the "MONDAY" sign up and drag it straight down. What is this an example of?
The sign for "PRINT" can also mean "NEWSPAPER," "PUBLISH," or "PRINTING MACHINE." What does this show?
The sign for "PRINT" can also mean "NEWSPAPER," "PUBLISH," or "PRINTING MACHINE." What does this show?
Watch the instructor and write down the fingerspelled words. 01. ______
Watch the instructor and write down the fingerspelled words. 01. ______
Watch the instructor and write down the correct sequence of numbers. 05. ______
Watch the instructor and write down the correct sequence of numbers. 05. ______
Watch the instructor and select the correct signed word. 09. ______
Watch the instructor and select the correct signed word. 09. ______
Flashcards
Who founded the first free school for the deaf?
Who founded the first free school for the deaf?
Abbé Charles Michel de l'Epée founded the first free school for the deaf in 1755.
What is the name of the first American school for the deaf?
What is the name of the first American school for the deaf?
The first American school for the deaf is the American School for the Deaf, located in Hartford, Connecticut.
What are the major specializations of interpreting?
What are the major specializations of interpreting?
Major specializations of interpreting include Educational, Religious, Court, Medical, Community, Video, and Business Interpreting.
Where should your attention be focused when communicating with a deaf person?
Where should your attention be focused when communicating with a deaf person?
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What are Non-manual markers (NMMs) in ASL?
What are Non-manual markers (NMMs) in ASL?
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How do you pass between two deaf people?
How do you pass between two deaf people?
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What is Deaf culture?
What is Deaf culture?
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What is assistive technology for hearing disabilities?
What is assistive technology for hearing disabilities?
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What are Agent signs in ASL?
What are Agent signs in ASL?
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What kind of sentence is indicated by squeezed eyebrows and a head tilt forward?
What kind of sentence is indicated by squeezed eyebrows and a head tilt forward?
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What type of question is indicated by slightly raised eyebrows and a head tilt forward?
What type of question is indicated by slightly raised eyebrows and a head tilt forward?
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What ASL sign uses the H handshape?
What ASL sign uses the H handshape?
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What is numerical incorporation in ASL?
What is numerical incorporation in ASL?
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What does it mean when a sign is repeated?
What does it mean when a sign is repeated?
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What is the concept behind signing 'EVERY MONDAY'?
What is the concept behind signing 'EVERY MONDAY'?
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What concept shows the multiple meanings of signs like 'PRINT'?
What concept shows the multiple meanings of signs like 'PRINT'?
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What are fingerspelling and numbers in the Receptive Section?
What are fingerspelling and numbers in the Receptive Section?
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What is the structure of the Vocabulary and Sentences subsection?
What is the structure of the Vocabulary and Sentences subsection?
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What the instructor will look for in the Expressive Section?
What the instructor will look for in the Expressive Section?
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What the instructor will NOT look for in the Expressive Section?
What the instructor will NOT look for in the Expressive Section?
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How is the instructor involved in the Expressive Section?
How is the instructor involved in the Expressive Section?
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What is the purpose of the Expressive Section?
What is the purpose of the Expressive Section?
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How is the Expressive Section graded?
How is the Expressive Section graded?
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What is the purpose of this test?
What is the purpose of this test?
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Study Notes
Deaf Studies
- The test covers Deaf culture, history, and ASL grammar
- The test is divided into three parts: Deaf Studies, Receptive, and Expressive
- Deaf Studies section includes multiple-choice questions
- Receptive section involves instructor signing and student selecting/writing answers
- Expressive section involves students signing and instructors assessing signing clarity and vocabulary
Foundational Deaf School
- Abbé Charles Michel de l'Epée founded the first free school for the Deaf in 1755
- The American School for the Deaf was established in Hartford, Connecticut
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This quiz assesses your knowledge of Deaf culture, history, and ASL grammar. It consists of three parts: Deaf Studies, Receptive, and Expressive, testing multiple-choice answers, instructor signing, and your signing ability. Prepare to demonstrate your understanding of foundational Deaf education.
