Learning ASL Numbers 1-15
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What handshape is used to sign the number '1' in ASL?

  • Open hand with all fingers extended
  • Ring finger and thumb touching
  • Pinky finger raised with the palm facing out
  • Index finger raised while other fingers are folded (correct)

What is essential for effective understanding in ASL numbers?

  • Incorporating spoken language
  • Sign language only using one hand
  • Using exaggerated facial expressions
  • Practicing fluid movements between signs (correct)

Which fingers are extended when signing the number '5'?

  • Ring finger and thumb only
  • Only the index finger
  • All fingers slightly open (correct)
  • Middle and ring fingers only

When signing the number '3', what is the correct hand posture?

<p>Middle, index, and thumb fingers held out (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

For the number '7', which finger should touch the thumb first?

<p>Ring finger (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How is the number '9' signed in ASL to avoid confusion with another sign?

<p>Double tap the index finger on the thumb (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which handshape is used when signing the number '10'?

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Which of the following is true for signing the number '6'?

<p>Pinky finger should be touching the thumb, palm outward (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary reason for learning ASL numbers?

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How should the thumb be positioned when signing numbers?

<p>Straight up with a slight wiggle (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action should accompany signing '11'?

<p>Flick the index finger slightly (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What fingers are used to sign '12'?

<p>Index and middle fingers (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct formation for signing '13'?

<p>Closed fingers with a bend towards you (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What practice tip is emphasized for mastering ASL numbers?

<p>Set aside time daily to practice (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is learning ASL numbers important?

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Which of the following contributes to improving ASL fluency?

<p>Engaging with the Deaf community (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What fingers should be used to sign '14'?

<p>All fingers curled inward (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an example of a basic interaction made easier by knowing ASL numbers?

<p>Counting change during a purchase (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How should fingers look when signing '15'?

<p>All fingers closed showing a BEND movement (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Signing number 11

Use your dominant hand with your index finger pointing up, gently flicking it slightly to emphasize the number 11.

Signing number 12

Use your dominant hand with index and middle finger pointing up, gently flicking it slightly to show the number 2.

Signing number 13

Use your dominant hand to show 3. Ensure all fingers are closed and move in a bending-towards-you motion.

Signing number 14

Show the number 4 with your dominant hand, and then ensure all fingers are closed, moving in a bending-towards-you motion.

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Signing number 15

Use your dominant hand with all fingers closed to show the number 5, and then ensure all fingers are closed, moving in a bending-towards-you motion.

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ASL Number Importance

ASL numbers are essential for expressing quantities, dates, times, and other numerical information enabling seamless conversations between Deaf and hearing individuals.

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Benefits of Mastering ASL

Learning ASL numbers enhances communication, forms the basic building blocks of ASL, and shows cultural awareness by respect for Deaf culture and promoting inclusivity.

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ASL Number 1

Sign ASL number one by raising the index finger while keeping other fingers folded into the palm.

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ASL Number 2

Extend the index and middle fingers like a 'V', with the palm facing inwards.

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ASL Number 3

Hold out the middle, index, and thumb fingers; palm in.

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ASL Number 4

Extend the index, middle, ring, and pinky fingers; tuck the thumb, and keep fingers slightly open; palm in.

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ASL Number 5

Use the whole hand, keeping fingers slightly open, palm in.

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ASL Number 6

Use the dominant hand with palm facing outward, pinky touching thumb. Double Tap for clarity.

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ASL Number 7

Use the dominant hand with palm facing outward, ring finger touching thumb. Double Tap for clarity.

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ASL Number 8

Use the dominant hand with palm facing outward, middle finger touching thumb. Double Tap for clarity.

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ASL Number 9

Use the dominant hand with palm facing outward, index finger touching thumb. Double tap for clarity

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ASL Number 10

Use the dominant hand with 'A' handshape.

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ASL Number 11

The handshape for number 10 is modified for 11

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ASL Number 12

The handshape for number 10 is modified for 12

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ASL Number 13

The handshape for number 10 is modified for 13

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ASL Number 14

The handshape for number 10 is modified for 14

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ASL Number 15

The handshape for number 10 is modified for 15

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Study Notes

Learning ASL Numbers 1-15

  • ASL numbers have unique hand shapes
  • Proper hand configurations are crucial for clarity and comprehension
  • Smooth transitions and movements are important in ASL
  • Practicing fluent signing improves understanding and communication

How to Sign Numbers 1-5

  • Number 1: Raise index finger, other fingers folded into palm facing you.
  • Number 2: Extend index and middle fingers like a 'V', palm facing inward.
  • Number 3: Hold out middle, index, and thumb fingers, palm facing you.
  • Number 4: Extend index, middle, ring, and pinky fingers, thumb tucked.
  • Number 5: Use whole hand, fingers slightly open, palm in.

How to Sign Numbers 6-9

  • Number 6: Dominant hand, palm outward, pinky to thumb.
  • Number 7: Dominant hand, palm outward, ring finger to thumb.
  • Number 8: Dominant hand, palm outward, middle finger to thumb.
  • Number 9: Dominant hand, palm outward, index finger to thumb. (Note: can be confused with letter F).

How to Sign Number 10

  • Dominant hand, "A" handshape, thumb straight up, slight wiggle sideways.

How to Sign Numbers 11-15

  • Number 11: Dominant hand, index finger pointing up, gentle flicking.
  • Number 12: Dominant hand (index & middle) pointing up, flicking slightly.
  • Number 13: Dominant hand to show "3" - all fingers closed, bend motion towards you.
  • Number 14: Dominant hand shows "4" - all fingers closed, bend motion towards you.
  • Number 15: Dominant hand, all closed fingers, "5", bend motion towards you.

Practice Tips for Mastering ASL Numbers

  • Regular Practice: Consistent daily practice, focusing on speed and clarity.
  • Engage with the Community: Join Deaf events and forums to improve fluency and confidence.

Importance of Learning ASL Numbers

  • Enhancing Communication: Learning allows expressing quantities, dates, times, and other numerical information easily.
  • Basic Building Blocks: Crucial for grasping basic ASL proficiency; mastering helps with complex interactions (counting, purchasing, scheduling).
  • Cultural Awareness: Understanding ASL numbers shows respect, appreciation, and reflects respect for the Deaf community. Provides a crucial way to bridge communication gaps.

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This quiz focuses on American Sign Language (ASL) numbers 1-15. It covers the unique hand shapes and configurations essential for clarity in signing. Practice recognizing and signing these numbers fluently to improve your communication skills in ASL.

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