American Sign Language-1 Final Exam

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1. This is the sign for

Explanation

The correct answer is "Dance, dancing" because the sign shown in the question is commonly used to represent the action of dancing. It is a gesture that mimics the movements of a person dancing, with arms and legs in motion. This sign is used in sign language to communicate the concept of dance or dancing.

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American Sign Language-1 Final Exam - Quiz

This final exam in American Sign Language-1 assesses key skills in ASL communication. It covers parameters like handshape and location, non-manual signals for questions, and differentiates verb forms from nouns, ensuring comprehensive understanding and application of ASL.

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2. This is the sign for _____

Explanation

This sign indicates an expression of regret or an apology. It is used to convey a sense of remorse or to ask for forgiveness. It is a way of acknowledging a mistake or wrongdoing and expressing the desire to make amends. The sign can be used in various situations where someone wants to apologize for their actions or words.

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3. This is the sign for

Explanation

The given answer "Stop" is correct because the question states "This is the sign for" and the image provided represents the sign for "Stop".

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4. This is the sign for
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5. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.

Explanation

The person in the picture is using hand gestures to convey information or share news with someone else. The word "inform" accurately describes the action being portrayed.

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6. Which option below illustrates the sign for "Very"?
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7. Look at the ASL Time Grammar picture.  Below, select the correct definition for the movement labeled, "H".

Explanation

The correct definition for the movement labeled "H" is "Present".

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8. Which option below illustrates the sign for "Like"?
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9. Select the picture below that illustrates the sign for "Who".
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10. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.
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11. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Church" because the pictured sign represents a building or place of worship for Christians. The other options listed are either specific religious denominations or concepts related to Christianity, but they do not accurately describe the sign in the picture.

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12. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is Lutheran because the sign is commonly associated with the Lutheran religion.

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13. This is the sign for _____

Explanation

The given statement is "This is the sign for [Blank]". The word "Where" is provided as the answer. This suggests that the sign being referred to in the statement is the sign for "Where".

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14. This is the sign for

Explanation

Sit is the correct answer because the sign depicted in the question is commonly used to indicate the action of sitting down. The person in the sign is shown with their legs bent and their bottom resting on an imaginary surface, which is a universal gesture for sitting. Therefore, it can be inferred that the sign represents the action of sitting.

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15. Select the picture below that illustrates the sign for "Which".
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16. Select the picture below that illustrates the sign for "I made a mistake".
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17. Select the picture below that illustrates the sign for "Be careful".

Explanation

Option 3 illustrates the sign for "Be careful" because it shows a person with one hand raised and the other hand pointing downwards, indicating caution and alertness. The body language and hand gestures in this picture convey the message of being cautious and paying attention to one's surroundings.

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18. Which option below illustrates the sign for "Stupid"?
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19. This is the sign for _____
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20. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Communicate" because in the picture, the person is using hand gestures and facial expressions to convey a message or information to someone else. The action of communicating involves expressing thoughts, ideas, or feelings to another person, which is exactly what is happening in the picture.

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21. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Nun" because the pictured sign depicts a woman wearing a religious habit, which is typically worn by nuns in various religious orders. Nuns are female members of religious communities who have taken vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, and dedicate their lives to prayer, service, and contemplation. The sign is commonly used to indicate the presence of a convent or a place associated with a religious order of nuns.

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22. Select the picture below that illustrates the sign for "I agree/me too".

Explanation

Option 4 is the correct answer because it shows two people shaking hands, which is commonly used as a gesture to indicate agreement or saying "me too" in informal situations.

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23. Select the picture below that illustrates the sign for "Please".
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24. Look at the ASL Time Grammar picture.  Below, select the correct definition for the movement labeled, "E".
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25. Look at the ASL Time Grammar picture.  Below, select the correct definition for the movement labeled, "K".

Explanation

The correct definition for the movement labeled "K" is Distant Past.

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26. This is the sign for
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27. This is the sign for
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28. This is the sign for
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29. This is the sign for
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30. Select the picture below that illustrates the sign for "True/Really".
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31. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.

Explanation

In the given picture, the person is shown with their hand covering their mouth, suggesting secrecy or whispering. The word "gossip" aligns with this gesture, as it refers to the act of sharing or spreading rumors or information in a secretive or hushed manner. Therefore, "gossip" is the correct answer for what is being signed in the picture.

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32. Which option below illustrates the sign for "Lonely"?
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33. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Christian" because the sign contains various words related to Christianity, such as "Baptize," "Church," "God," and "Honor." The other options listed, such as "Lutheran," "Catholic," and "Methodist," are specific denominations within Christianity, but the sign does not indicate any particular denomination. Therefore, the most appropriate and general term to describe the sign is "Christian."

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34. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is Catholic because the pictured sign is a crucifix, which is a symbol commonly associated with the Catholic Church.

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35. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is Episcopal because the sign in the picture is the symbol of the Episcopal Church.

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36. Look at the ASL Time Grammar picture.  Below, select the correct definition for the movement labeled, "B".

Explanation

The correct definition for the movement labeled "B" is "Regularly: repeated, small straight-line movement." This means that the movement is done repeatedly in a straight line, with small motions. It does not involve any arcs, circular movements, or elliptical movements.

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37. Look at the ASL Time Grammar picture.  Below, select the correct definition for the movement labeled, "I".

Explanation

The correct definition for the movement labeled "I" is Recent Past.

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38. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Whisper" because the person in the picture is shown with their mouth close to someone's ear, indicating that they are speaking in a low and soft voice, which is characteristic of whispering.

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39. Which option below illustrates the sign for "Interesting"?
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40. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.
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41. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Bless" because the pictured sign represents a religious symbol commonly associated with blessings or prayers.

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42. What non-manual signals do you use to ask a who, what, where, when question?

Explanation

The correct answer is "Lower eyebrows, lean head forward, hold last sign in sentence." This is because in sign language, non-manual signals such as lowering eyebrows and leaning the head forward are commonly used to ask questions. Additionally, holding the last sign in the sentence is a way to indicate that it is a question rather than a statement. Therefore, all of the signals mentioned in this answer are used to ask a who, what, where, when question.

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43. Little "d" deaf is used in reference to deaf individuals who use sign language.

Explanation

Big "D" Deaf is used to reference Deaf individuals who embrace Deaf culture and ASL. Little "d" deaf individuals are those who choose not to involve themselves in the Deaf culture and do not use ASL.

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44. What are three non-manual signals to use when asking a yes or no question?

Explanation

The correct answer is "Raise eyebrows, lean head forward, hold the last sign in the sentence." These three non-manual signals are commonly used in sign language to indicate a yes or no question. Raising the eyebrows can indicate a question, leaning the head forward can show interest or engagement, and holding the last sign in the sentence can signal that it is a question and requires a response.

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45. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Interpret". This is because the person in the picture is using hand gestures and facial expressions to convey a message or meaning. "Interpret" means to understand and explain the meaning of something, such as a sign language gesture or expression. Therefore, the person in the picture is likely interpreting or translating a message using sign language.

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46. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Lecture" because the picture shows a person speaking in front of an audience, which is a common characteristic of a lecture.

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47. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Announce" because the person in the picture is using hand gestures and facial expressions that indicate making a public statement or declaration. They are using their hands to emphasize a point and their facial expression suggests confidence and authority, which aligns with the act of announcing something to a group of people.

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48. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is Jewish because the sign in the picture appears to be the Star of David, which is a symbol commonly associated with Judaism.

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49. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.
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50. Which of the following are non-manual signals for showing that a location is a moderate distance? Check all the boxes that apply.

Explanation

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51. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Honor" because the picture depicts a sign with the word "Honor" written on it.

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52. Look at the ASL Time Grammar picture.  Below, select the correct definition for the movement labeled, "A".

Explanation

The correct definition for the movement labeled "A" is "Over Time: A repeated, circular movement." This means that the movement is done in a circular pattern and is repeated multiple times. It does not involve straight-line or elliptical movements, and it is not a cycle of straight-line followed by an arc-like movement. Therefore, the correct answer is "Over Time: A repeated, circular movement."

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53. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Baptize" because the picture shows a sign that is commonly associated with the act of baptism in Christianity. The word "Baptize" is often used to describe the religious ritual of immersing a person in water or sprinkling water on them as a symbol of purification or initiation into the Christian faith.

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54. Look at the ASL Time Grammar picture.  Below, select the correct definition for the movement labeled, "C".

Explanation

The correct answer is "Long Time: A slower, repeated, elliptical movement." The movement labeled "C" in the ASL Time Grammar picture is described as a slower, repeated, elliptical movement. This means that the movement is not a quick or rapid motion, but rather a slower and more deliberate action. It is also repeated, indicating that it is done multiple times in a continuous manner. The movement is described as elliptical, suggesting that it follows a curved path resembling an ellipse. Overall, this definition accurately describes the movement labeled "C" in the picture.

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55. This is the sign for

Explanation

The given sign is commonly used to convey the message "Come, come here." It is a gesture that is made with the hand motioning towards oneself, indicating for someone to approach or come closer. This sign is often used to get someone's attention or to invite them to join or participate in something.

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56. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is Methodist because the sign is commonly associated with the Methodist Church.

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57. ASL does not use conjugated verbs.

Explanation

ASL, or American Sign Language, does not use conjugated verbs. In ASL, verbs are not modified to agree with the subject or tense of the sentence. Instead, ASL relies on facial expressions, body movements, and other non-manual markers to convey meaning and indicate tense. This is different from spoken languages where verb conjugation is used to indicate tense, person, and number. Therefore, the statement "ASL does not use conjugated verbs" is true.

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58. You must change 2 of the 4 parameters or one parameter and the movement to change the meaning of a sign.

Explanation

Change only 1 of the 4 parameters and you change the meaning of the sign.

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59. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.

Explanation

Based on the picture provided, the person is shown with their hand near their mouth, which is a common gesture associated with saying something. Therefore, the correct answer is "Say."

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60. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Confess." In the picture, the person is making a gesture with their hand placed over their heart, which is a common sign for confessing or admitting something. This gesture is often used to show sincerity and truthfulness when confessing or acknowledging a mistake or wrongdoing.

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61. Which of the following is an ASL parameter?
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62. Look at the ASL Time Grammar picture.  Below, select the correct definition for the movement labeled, "J".

Explanation

The correct answer for the movement labeled "J" is "Past".

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63. Which option below illustrates the sign for "Don't Mind"?
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64. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.

Explanation

The person in the picture is using hand gestures to convey a message or have a conversation. This action can be described as "talking" as it involves using hand movements to communicate.

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65. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.
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66. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.
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67. Look at the ASL Time Grammar picture.  Below, select the correct definition for the movement labeled, "D".

Explanation

The correct answer is "Over and Over Again: Repeated cycle of a tense straight-line movement followed by an arc-like transitional movement back to the starting place." This definition accurately describes the movement labeled "D" in the ASL Time Grammar picture. It involves a repeated cycle of a straight-line movement that is tense or sharp, followed by an arc-like transitional movement that brings it back to the starting place. This movement signifies the concept of "over and over again" or repetition.

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68. Which of the following are non-manual signals for showing that a location is very near?

Explanation

The correct answer is "Tilt head, Cheek to shoulder, Trace route." These are all non-manual signals that can be used to indicate that a location is very near. Tilt head refers to tilting the head towards the direction of the nearby location. Cheek to shoulder involves touching the cheek to the shoulder to indicate proximity. Trace route refers to using the index finger to trace a path from the current location to the nearby location. All of these signals can be used to convey the idea of closeness or nearness.

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69. Look at the ASL Time Grammar picture.  Below, select the correct definition for the movement labeled, "G".

Explanation

The correct definition for the movement labeled "G" is the "Near Future".

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70. Which of the following are non-manual signals for showing that a location is far away? Check all the boxes that apply.

Explanation

The non-manual signals for showing that a location is far away include squinting eyes, slightly opening the mouth, and tracing the route. These actions indicate a visual effort to see something in the distance, as well as a gesture of mapping or indicating a path to a distant location.

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71. Check the box below that correctly identifies the pictured sign.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Sin" because the sign in the picture is a depiction of a red circle with a line crossing through it, which is commonly recognized as the symbol for "no" or "prohibited." In the context of the given options, "Sin" is the most appropriate choice as it represents actions or behaviors that are considered morally wrong or against religious teachings.

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72. Look at the picture and select the correct answer as to what is being signed.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Discuss" because in the picture, the person is seen gesturing with their hands, which is often a sign of engaging in a conversation or discussion.

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73. Look at the ASL Time Grammar picture.  Below, select the correct definition for the movement labeled, "F".

Explanation

The correct definition for the movement labeled "F" is future.

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74. This is the sign for
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75. This is the sign for

Explanation

This sign represents the concept of "result" or "results". It could be used to indicate the outcome or consequence of something. The sign could be used in various contexts such as in sports to indicate the final score or in a scientific experiment to show the outcome of a test. It is a visual representation that conveys the idea of a result or results.

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76. This is the sign for _____

Explanation

The sign is used to indicate the completion or conclusion of something. It can be interpreted as a signal for finishing, being finished, completing, or being done with a task or activity.

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77. This is the sign for

Explanation

The given answer "Play, playing" suggests that the sign is related to the concept of play or playing. This implies that the sign represents an action or activity associated with engaging in play or participating in a game. Without further context or information, it is difficult to determine the specific meaning or context in which this sign is used.

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78. LCU (Laurent Clerc University) is the university for the deaf in Washington, D.C.

Explanation

It's Gallaudet, not Laurent Clerc, though they were both friends and coworkers in Deaf education.

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79. This is the sign for
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80. In ASL grammar, the subject always comes first, followed by the verb and/or directional verb.

Explanation

If there is a time element involved, time always comes first.

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81. The verb form of a word is different in what two ways from it's noun form?

Explanation

The verb form of a word is different from its noun form in two ways: the movement is halved and the size is larger.

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82. Which of the following does American Sign Language NOT owe it's origins to?

Explanation

American Sign Language (ASL) does not owe its origins to Native American Sign Language. ASL actually originated from French Sign Language (LSF), which was brought to the United States by Thomas Gallaudet and Laurent Clerc in the early 19th century. While Native American Sign Language did exist prior to the development of ASL, it did not directly influence the creation of ASL. Therefore, the correct answer is Native American Sign Language.

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83. This is the sign for
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84. This is the sign for
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85. This is the sign for

Explanation

The given sign represents the actions of "left" and "leave". It could be interpreted as a directional instruction to turn or move towards the left, or as a gesture indicating someone to depart or go away. The sign may be used in various contexts, such as in navigation, indicating a left turn while driving, or in social situations, indicating someone to leave or exit a place.

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86. This is the sign for
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87. Using what you saw in the video "Sentence-2" fill in the blanks to make a complete sentence.  There is one blank for each word signed. ____________________"  ________________________________________

Explanation

The correct answer is "My cat's name is Kitty. My daughter's name is Aspen. My wife's name is Miranda." The video "Sentence-2" likely provided examples or instructions on how to create complete sentences using the given words. The answer combines the given words in a grammatically correct way to form a sentence.

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88. In ASL fingerspelling is used mainly for what? Check all the boxes that apply. 

Explanation

ASL fingerspelling is mainly used for spelling out people's names, titles, and brand names. It is a way to communicate specific names and words that may not have a specific sign in American Sign Language.

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89. Using what you saw in the video "Sentence-3"  fill in the blanks to make a complete sentence.  There is one blank for each word signed.HINT: They number at the end of the sentence is only one blank space. ____________________"_______________ 

Explanation

The video "Sentence-3" provided information about the number of Christians who go to church and read the Bible. The question asks for a complete sentence using the words provided. Based on the video, the correct answer would be "How many Christian Christians go to church and read Bible 1539."

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90. This is the sign for

Explanation

This sign is used to represent the concept of causing or making something happen. It signifies the action of bringing about a result or effect.

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91. Match the following
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92. Using what you saw in the video "Sentence-1" fill in the blanks to make a complete sentence.  There is one blank for each word signed. ________________________________________

Explanation

The correct answer is "I really truly like my cat, daughter, and wife." This sentence is formed by filling in the blanks with the words from the given options. The sentence expresses the speaker's genuine affection for their cat, daughter, and wife.

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93. Using what you saw in the video "Sentence-4" fill in the blanks to make a complete sentence.  There is one blank for each word signed. ___________________________________ ______________________________

Explanation

In the video "Sentence-4", it is mentioned that many students feel scared, nervous, anxious, sad, or depressed before taking a test or quiz. This is because teachers love to give tests and quizzes. Therefore, the complete sentence would be: "Many students feel scared, nervous, anxious, sad, or depressed before taking a test or quiz because teachers love to give tests and quizzes."

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94. This is the sign for

Explanation

The given sign represents the concept of parking. It can be used to indicate a park, parking area, or a place where cars can be parked. The sign can also be interpreted as a reminder to park the car or inform that the car has been parked. Overall, the sign is associated with the act of parking a car in different contexts.

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Which option below illustrates the sign for "Interesting"?
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ASL does not use conjugated verbs.
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Which of the following is an ASL parameter?
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