Deaf Culture Final Flashcards

1
Q

In deaf culture, what are you expected to do when late?

A

Explain why your late

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2
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what handshapes are used for possessive nouns?

A

5 (closed)

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3
Q

What is the rule of nine?

A

Incorporated in signs

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4
Q

where would you sign cousin if you didn’t know the gender?

A

Near ear

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5
Q

Where are past tense signs produced?

A

back

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6
Q

One-handed signs

A

no, yes, same, color, pride

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7
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two-handed symmetrical signs

A

have, teach, with, happy, take-care-of

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8
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Two-handed non-symmetrical signs

A

help, establish, nice

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9
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What percentage of hearing parents have deaf children who sign?

A

5-7%

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10
Q

Are adjectives before or after nouns?

A

After

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11
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WH-questions are where?

A

At the end

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12
Q

How do you show fingerspelling when glossing? two ways

A

H-I or #HI

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13
Q

How is british sign different from ASL?

A

Use both hands

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14
Q

The sign for father is done where?

A

Forehead

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15
Q

A “loan sign” or “lexicalized fingerspelling” is what?

A

A fingerspelled word that takes characteristics of a sign

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16
Q

what things are commonly fingerspelled?

A

Names, pronouns, book/movie titles, places

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17
Q

In ASL always use linked verbs (am/is/are/was/were)

A

False

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18
Q

What will a Deaf person ask when you first meet them?

A

Name, School, Hearing or Deaf

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19
Q

What do Deaf People refer to hearing people as?

A

Hearing

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20
Q

What do you do when walking through a signed conversation?

A

just walk through or sign excuse me while walking through

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21
Q

Female signs are produced where?

A

chine area

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22
Q

Who was the first Deaf president of Gallaudet University?

A

I. King Jordan

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23
Q

What does NAD mean?

A

National Association of the Deaf

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24
Q

What are three things Deaf people find rude?

A

saying nevermind, staring at a signed conversation without informing the signer you know ASL, talking without signing in front of a Deaf person

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25
Q

What does SEE stand for?

A

Signed Exact English

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26
Q

A term that refers to being physically deaf, not culturally deaf

A

deaf

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27
Q

what does DPN stand for?

A

Deaf President Now

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28
Q

Two deaf resident schools in California

A

Riverside and Fremont

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29
Q

what does ADA stand for?

A

Americans with Disabilities Act

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30
Q

head shake/nods answer what kind of questions?

A

yes or no

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31
Q

ASL is used in what parts of the world?

A

Canada and North America

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32
Q

What percentage of Deaf children have hearing parents?

A

90%

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33
Q

What percentage of lip reading is on the lips?

A

30%

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34
Q

Is lip reading easy for communication?

A

No

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35
Q

What are the two rules for fingerspelling?

A

Palm facing away from the body and slightly away from the center line, don’t jerk or bounce your hand

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36
Q

When you point at someone or yourself what does it mean in ASL?

A

HE or SHE, YOU, ME

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37
Q

What can change a statement to a question?

A

NMM

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38
Q

Which hand do you use to fingerspell?

A

Dominant hand

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39
Q

Where should the signing be done?

A

Signing space (forehead to chest)

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40
Q

Is it okay to sign ASL and speak English at the same time?

A

No

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41
Q

How do you get a Deaf person’s attention?

A

Flicker lights, wave hand, tap shoulder, hit table

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42
Q

What does PSE stand for?

A

Pidgin Signed English

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43
Q

Where is ASL derived from?

A

French

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44
Q

What term refers to being culturally Deaf?

A

Deaf with a capital D

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45
Q

What is the device surgically implanted in the ear to simulate hearing?

A

Cochlear Implant

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46
Q

Where is Galludet University located>?

A

Washington D.C.

47
Q

What does VRS stand for?

A

Video Replay Service

48
Q

what does CODA stand for?

A

Child of Deaf Adult

49
Q

Who can give you a name sign?

A

Only given to you by a Deaf person

50
Q

What is the acronym for French Sign Language?

A

LSF

51
Q

What do simple questions that ask for information rely on to decipher comment, question, or command?

A

NMM

52
Q

ASL is handed down by what?

A

Deaf family culture, residential schools

53
Q

Can a person with a cochlear implant not drive a car because they can’t hear traffic?

A

No

54
Q

How did signing become a language?

A

Developed by Deaf people and recorded

55
Q

Is a cochlear implant the same as hearing?

A

No, just more amplified

56
Q

What does the capital D in deaf mean?

A

D = culture

57
Q

How should you refer to a Deaf person?

A

Deaf

58
Q

Is it important to maintain eye contact during a signed conversation?

A

Yes, it shows that you are engaged

59
Q

Can ASL communicate complex ideas?

A

Yes

60
Q

What is the most common greeting in ASL after stating your name?

A

NICE TO-MEET YOUU

61
Q

What is a residential school?

A

School for Deaf with dorms

62
Q

Time signs are always put where in relation to the concept.

A

First

63
Q

For fingerspelled loan signs in glossing, what do you write?

A

pound sign (#)

64
Q

When using non-manual signals to indicate a question, what do you write instead of “?”

A

WHQ

65
Q

When glossing what do you use between two English words that are signed as one?

A

Dash (-)

66
Q

Do you always use gerunds (-ing) in glossing?

A

No

67
Q

Do you use shoulder shifting when there is a comma or pause between more than one item?

A

Yes

68
Q

What is sign language?

A

A manual language expressed by visible hand gestures

69
Q

What is Deaf Culture?

A

A group of individuals who view Deafness as a cultural trait not a disability

70
Q

Who was the first Deaf UFC Champion?

A

Matt Hamilll

71
Q

What does NTD stand for?

A

Nation Theater for the Deaf

72
Q

Who wanted to suppress the use of sign language in favor of oralism?

A

Alexander Graham Bell

73
Q

Who was the first Deaf person to win an Academy Award?

A

Marlee Matlin

74
Q

What was the event in the late 1800s that changed Deaf education around the world?

A

Milon Conference

75
Q

Who is Ashley Fiolek?

A

Deaf Motorcross Racer

76
Q

Who is the person from France who brought sign language to America?

A

Laurent Clerc

77
Q

What two types of schools do Deaf students attend?

A

Residential and Mainstream

78
Q

What is a non-manual signal?

A

Facial expressions or body movements

79
Q

Who is Amber Galloway Gallego?

A

ASL interpreter for music, concerts, and festivals

80
Q

Have Deaf people always been encouraged to use ASL?

A

No

81
Q

Instead of using the word “and” what is used?

A

Just pause or body shift when signing

82
Q

Deaf people socialize because why?

A

Because they were isolated

83
Q

Is ASL a natural language to the Deaf?

A

Yes

84
Q

Is going to Deaf events a good way to meet Deaf people?

A

Yes

85
Q

Are Deaf people proud to be Deaf?

A

Yes

86
Q

What word do you not sign, but instead sign which after signing both words that need to be chosen from and shift your shoulders?

A

Or

87
Q

What can making signs bigger make them?

A

More important

88
Q

Nyle Dimarco was a contestant on what TV show? Did he win?

A

Yes, America’s Next Top Model and Dancing with the Stars

89
Q

Who is Mandy Harvey?

A

Deaf signer and song writer

90
Q

Who was Thomas Gallaudet?

A

Founder of Gallaudet University and an American Deaf educator

91
Q

In the Deaf community what are some things that would be considered not rude to ask about but would be rude in hearing culture?

A

Sexual orientation, how much something costs, beliefs, religion

92
Q

Can a person with severe hearing loss be in the Armed Forces of the United States?

A

No

93
Q

Give an example of a topic/comment sentence

A

DANCE (topic) ME LIKE (comment)

94
Q

In Asl simple yes/no questions, what is the order of the signs?

A

Question at the end

95
Q

Pointing is mostly done with the index finger. What is another way to refer to an area?

A

IX

96
Q

Give an example of an ASL conditional sentence

A

IF TOMORROW GAME CANCEL WIN

97
Q

Can the verb in a simple sentence only be placed before the object of the sentence?

A

No

98
Q

What is the best way to learn ASL?

A

Socializing with Deaf people

99
Q

How do Deaf people feel about cochlear implants?

A

Majority is against it

100
Q

Why is it important to practice signing?

A

you will forget it

101
Q

What are cardinal numbers?

A

Numbers used to count

102
Q

What are compound signs?

A

HOME + WORK - multiple signs used to make on English word

103
Q

What are ordinal numbers?

A

example: 3rd, 4th - numbers one - nine that are incorporated into signs

104
Q

What is code-switching?

A

When Deaf people vary their signs to match the language skills of the other person

105
Q

What educational approach for Deaf children do most Deaf people support?

A

Bilingual-Bicultural

106
Q

What educational environment for Deaf children do most Deaf people support?

A

Residential Schools for Deaf

107
Q

Do you never use word endings/suffixes/prefixes when signing?

A

Yes

108
Q

When signing, what do you do?

A

Sign the big concept then the small detials

109
Q

Do you never use prepositions in glossing but use rhetorical sentences instead?

A

Yes

110
Q

What do you use instead of infinitives such as “to”?

A

The sign becomes directional

111
Q

What is the “Bent-5” classifier in gloss?

A

CL-B5

112
Q

Give an example of a rhetorical sentence and answer in gloss.

A

ME NAME WHAT (rhq) T-A-Y-L-O-R

113
Q

What sentences use the ASL sign NONE?

A

I do not have sisters and there is no candy at this store.