ASL Classifiers CHAT
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- Q1Which of the following is an example of a size and shape classifier in American Sign Language (ASL)?B: Making a '5' handshape to represent the number of peopleA: Pointing to indicate the location of a personD: Using a 'Bent L' handshape to show the round shape of a plateC: Using a 'C' handshape to show the handling of a cup30s
- Q2What is a common use of the '1' handshape classifier in American Sign Language (ASL)?B: Showing the location of an object on a surfaceA: Representing a thin and elongated object like a stick or a pencilD: Demonstrating the movement of a person or animalC: Indicating the shape and size of a round object30s
- Q3Which of the following is an example of a locative classifier in American Sign Language (ASL)?A: Using a 'C' handshape to indicate the shape of a round objectB: Making a 'Y' handshape to represent the movement of a forkD: Using an 'S' handshape to show the size of a boxC: Using an 'L' handshape to show the location of a book on a shelf30s
- Q4Which of the following is an example of a handling classifier in American Sign Language (ASL)?D: Using a 'B' handshape to show how to hold a cupC: Making a claw handshape to show the movement of an animalB: Using a '1' handshape to represent a long, thin objectA: Pointing to indicate a location30s
- Q5Which type of classifiers is commonly used to represent a person or an animal in American Sign Language (ASL)?D: Handling classifiersC: Semantic classifiersB: Locative classifiersA: Whole entity classifiers30s
- Q6Which of the following best describes the purpose of classifiers in American Sign Language (ASL)?B: To show size, shape, location, and movement of objectsC: To ask questions using non-manual signalsD: To indicate emotions and facial expressionsA: To spell out every word in a sentence30s
- Q7Which of the following is an example of a classifier in American Sign Language (ASL)?D: Making a fist to represent a small round objectA: Pointing to indicate a personB: Using the '3' handshape for a vehicleC: A flat hand indicating the shape and size of an object30s
- Q8What do ASL classifiers help signers convey in their communication?Spatial relationships and interactions between objects or peopleHistorical events and factsMusical rhythms and tonesPolitical beliefs and ideologies30s
- Q9Which ASL classifier is commonly used to represent thin, flat objects like paper, cards, or sheets?CL:BCL:CCL:SCL:G30s
- Q10Which ASL classifier is commonly used to represent people or animals?CL:BCL:1CL:SCL:330s
- Q11What type of information do ASL classifiers provide in signing?Auditory information about sounds and tonesTaste and smell sensationsVisual information about objects, their locations, and movementsTextual information about written words30s
- Q12Which of the following is a characteristic of ASL classifiers?They are used to represent nouns and verbs in signingThey are only used in fingerspellingThey are used for facial expressions in signingThey are used for pronouns in signing30s
- Q13In ASL, which type of classifier is commonly used to represent vehicles like cars or motorcycles?CL:3CL:BCL:CCL:S30s
- Q14What do ASL classifiers typically show in signing?Size, shape, and movements of objectsWeather conditionsEmotions and feelingsGender and age of people30s
- Q15How are ASL classifiers different from other signs in American Sign Language?Classifiers are always fingerspelled wordsClassifiers are fixed signs that do not changeClassifiers are used for expressing emotions in signingClassifiers use specific handshapes and movements to represent objects or actions30s