Podcast
Questions and Answers
Fingerspelling etiquette states that you should use both hands to sign.
Fingerspelling etiquette states that you should use both hands to sign.
False (B)
Double letter slide can be used for the letters O, A, S, L, M, E, and R.
Double letter slide can be used for the letters O, A, S, L, M, E, and R.
True (A)
The letter 'h' is the only exception where the palm is not out during fingerspelling.
The letter 'h' is the only exception where the palm is not out during fingerspelling.
True (A)
You should bounce your letters when fingerspelling.
You should bounce your letters when fingerspelling.
Fingerspelling is used for the names of animals only.
Fingerspelling is used for the names of animals only.
Study Notes
Fingerspelling Etiquette
- Use your dominant hand only
- Do not bounce letters
- Palm faces outward except for the letter “h”
- Slide double letter: O, A, S, L, M, E, R
- Bounce double letter: B, C, D, F, G, I, N, P, R, T
- Double letter “Z” – Exception (Pizza)
When to Fingerspell
- Names of places
- Proper nouns
- Words you don’t know
- For emphasis
- Certain words that are easy to fingerspell (ex. Car)
Studying That Suits You
Use AI to generate personalized quizzes and flashcards to suit your learning preferences.
Related Documents
Description
This quiz covers the essential rules of fingerspelling etiquette, including how to properly form letters and when to use fingerspelling effectively. Learn the nuances of fingerspelling both common and proper nouns, along with special considerations for specific letters. Perfect for beginners looking to enhance their sign language skills!
