Comprehensive Sign Language and ASL Key Concepts

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What type of language is Sign Language?

A visual and manual 3D language.

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Is Sign Language a universal language?

No, it is not a universal language.

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What are the five parameters of Sign Language?

Handshape, palm orientation, location, non-manual markers, and movement.

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What is the importance of eye contact in Sign Language?

It is crucial for understanding non-manual markers and maintaining communication.

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How should a classroom be set up for Sign Language learning?

In a semi-circle to facilitate visibility and interaction.

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How can you get a deaf person's attention?

Stomp on the floor, flick lights, wave in their direction, or tap their shoulder.

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What is the signing space in Sign Language?

From the waist to the top of the head and from outstretched elbow to elbow.

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What is the structure of sentences in American Sign Language (ASL)?

Object - subject - verb (e.g., 'store I go to').

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How do you sign double letters in ASL?

By sliding, repeating contact, or bouncing.

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What does the Cardinal number system in ASL focus on?

It focuses on quantity.

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What should you avoid when getting a deaf person's attention?

Do not tap a person's shoulder as a sign of viewing sign.