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ASL Final Exam Solved Questions With Revised Correct Detailed Answers>>Latest Update 1. What is linguistics? - ANSWER the scientific study of language 2. In the compound sign THINK-SAME, a movement segment is added between the final hold of THINK and the first movement of SAM...

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ASL Final Exam Solved Questions
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1. What is linguistics? - ANSWER the scientific study of language


2. In the compound sign THINK-SAME, a movement segment is added
between the final hold of THINK and the first movement of SAME. This is an
example of? - ANSWER Movement epenthesis


3. What is the nonmanual marker for Rhetorical Questions? - ANSWER
Raised eyebrows, and may also use a slight shake or tilt of the head


4. What is language? - ANSWER a rule-governed communication system


5. When two signs are compounded, the noncontact holds between
movements are eliminated. This principle is? - ANSWER Hold deletion


6. What is the symbol of glossing of yes/no questions? - ANSWER A "q"
on a line above the question phrase


7. Morse code, semaphore, traffic signals, public symbols; and the
information exchange processes used by bees, birds, dolphins, apes are
examples of - ANSWER Rule governed communication systems

,8. If I do the sign BELIEVE, and at the beginning of the sign my right hand
forms on somewhat of a "C" handshape (rather than the typical "1"
handshape) what is taking place? - ANSWER Assimilation


9. What is the symbol for glossing of Wh-questions? - ANSWER A "wh-q"
on the long above the question phrase


10.Have arbitrary and/or iconic symbols that are organized and used
systematically, and are shared by members of a community - ANSWER
Languages and communication systems


11.look and strong come together (compound) to form the sign : - ANSWER
Resemble


12.What is the symbol for glossing of "Question Mark Wiggle?" - ANSWER
QM wg


13.These are "productive", have ways of showing the relationship between
symbols, can be used for an unrestricted number of domains, and change
over time - ANSWER Languages


14.Fingerspelled letters - ANSWER Are actually signs, are a direct result of
language contact with English, and may resemble the written symbol


15.What kind of questions tend to squint the eyebrows and use signs like
where, who, when, what, and why? - ANSWER Wh-questions

, 16.What do you call an English word that has been selected to correspond to
an asl sign in order to represent that sign in written form? - ANSWER A
gloss


17.A "C" handshape is simply a phoneme, but the fingerspelled letter "C" is
actually a - ANSWER Free morpheme


18.The nonmanual markers of "making direct eye contact and maybe
frowning" are used with which kind of sentence? - ANSWER
Commands


19.What do you call the principle that states that in a two-handed sign, if both
hands move, then they will have the same handshape and type of
movement - ANSWER The symmetry condition


20.I'm finger spelling, a number of separate morphemes may begin to act like
one simple morpheme. When this happens the result is called - ANSWER
Lexicalized fingerspelling


21.What is the wh-question nonmanual marker - ANSWER Squint
eyebrows, and may also tilt head, lean slightly forward, or hunch shoulders


22.What do you call the principle that states that in a two handed sign, of each
hand has a different handshape, then only the active hand can move; the
passive hand serves as a base and doesn't move - ANSWER The
dominance condition

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