Exam 4: Sign Language and Code

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Sign languages are not?

codes

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Sign languages?

Differ from one another and are not mutually intelligible

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Most signs have an?

Arbitrary relationship to their meaning

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Primes are?

The fundamental elements of signed languages

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Place/location?

Signs differ in meaning with respect to their location

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To whisper in ASL one does?

Sign closer to the signer/s center and smaller in scope

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Movement?

Different movement can mean different things

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Handshapes are like?

A syllabary for sign language

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Hand orientation?

The direction of your hand changes meaning

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Example of non-manual markers?

Facial expression

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Facial expressions can?

Soften or intensify meanings

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Size of sign can mean?

Small or large, for example small or big mistake

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How can you derive nouns from verbs in ASL?

Reduplicate the sign

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You can show emphasis by?

Doing a one-handed sign with both hands

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ASL does not have a?

Copula

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English “my hair is wet”, in ASL is?

“my hair wet”

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There are no what in ASL?

No articles

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Topicalization is?

When the topic of the sentence is presented first and then followed by the sentence

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ASL uses what as its main structure?

Topicalization

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Topicalization can be indicated by?

Non-manual indications and shift in the body

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In ASL personal pronouns are?

Indexic

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Indexic means?

The signer points to a place in space that is set up as their referent

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Time is established when?

At the beginning of a discourse and updated if needed

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ASL makes heavy use of?

Time-sequenced ordering

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Cryptology is?

The science of codes and ciphers

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Eve in code breaking is?

The person trying to decipher the code

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First type of cypher is?

Shift Cypher

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Shift cypher is?

Replace the letters with a corresponding letter from an alphabet that had bee shifted some number of positions

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Second type of cypher is?

Monoalphabetic Substitution

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A monoalphabetic substitution is?

Translating a single letter into the same letter every time

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Sherlock Holmes code was broken by?

Mapping the frequency of a letter and matching it with English and assuming the most frequent letter is the most frequent letter used in regular English doing this for the whole code. Then fixing it at the end