A) Abstract Sign Language B) Advanced Sign Language C) American Sign Language D) Australian Sign Language
A) Verb conjugation B) Phonemic structure C) Orthographic representation D) Iconicity
A) Referencing people, places, and things B) For hand speed C) Only for gestures D) To show emotions
A) A method of classification B) Facial expression C) A type of grammatical structure D) Pointing to indicate meaning
A) Sound B) Background music C) Written translations D) Context and visual cues
A) They modify meaning and grammatical aspects B) They indicate volume C) They are unnecessary D) They only express emotion
A) Topic B) Object C) Adjective D) Verb
A) Using only fingerspelling B) Staying in one language only C) Switching between different sign languages or modes of communication D) Creating new signs
A) Sociolinguistics B) Botany C) Neuroscience D) Astronomy |