The Art of Signing Flashcards

1
Q

What is simultaneous communication?

A

signing and mouthing at the same time

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2
Q

To become a proficient interpreter for the deaf, an additional learning period of several years is required, preferably in a formal ________.

A

interpreter training program

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3
Q

What should you wear when you know you will be signing with deaf people for considerable length of time?

A

full length top that’s a solid color that contrasts your skin tone

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4
Q

______ and ______ should be coordinated to properly convey the intended meaning of signs

A

facial expressions and body language

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5
Q

The size of your signs will be determined by the ______ of people whom you are signing and the __________ covered.

A

number and distance

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6
Q

Do deaf people accept variations in signs?

A

yes

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7
Q

3 reasons for variation in signs are:

A
  1. where you live
  2. historical change
  3. change in signs over time
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8
Q

The person who is reading signs generally looks at the signers hand’s and not their face. (T/F)

A

false

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9
Q

The usefulness of sign language extends beyond the deaf. Other than the deaf, name someone who could benefit from using sign language?

A

Autistic people, scuba divers, people with brain disorders

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10
Q

One method/technology deaf use to wake up in the morning:

A
  1. alarm with lights
  2. alarm that vibrates
  3. vibrating bed
  4. phone vibrations on pillow
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