Time will tell exam
1: After the DPN protests students had (4 points)
a) a larger Deaf administrative representation on campus
b) more technological services for the deaf on campus
c) increasing opportunities for scholarships
d) additional degree options to choose from
2: Ever since the 1988 protest at Gallaudet University (4 points)
a) there are fewer national institutions with services for the deaf
b) Deaf people decided it was okay to have a hearing president
c) there is a national celebration to honor the Deaf community every March
d )Deaf students in college are required to take Speech Therapy and Lip-Reading courses
3: In Mexico, deaf people are most likely to celebrate (4 points)
a) American Deaf cultural holidays
b) American national holidays
c) the holidays of other countries
d) their national cultural holidays
4: Honoring the DPN movement includes recognition of the (4 points)
a) continued struggle for acceptance faced by the Deaf
b) difficulties of students choosing to go mainstream
c) increased costs for school attended by the Deaf
d) new sense of control the Deaf community earned
The next questions all have videos of people signing and I cant put it into the question but here are the questions:
5: Where has Xavier seen Jacob?
a) At football games
b) At the library
c) At the mall
d) At their school
6: In Jacob's family, who is hearing?
a) His brother
b) Jacob and one sister
c) Jacob and his brother
d) Just Jacob
7: How many siblings does Ashley have? (4 points)
a) None
b) One
c) Six
d) Three
8: Jose wants more money so he can (4 points)
a) buy a car
b) get new tools
c) pay for school
d) take a trip
9: Which answer best describes Jose? (4 points)
a) Angry
b) Forgetful
c) Positive
d) Selfish
16: (no video) Why might it be common to hear extremely loud music at a Deaf birthday party or celebration?
a) They are not monitoring how loud the music is, and most guests enjoy the pulsing vibrations
b) With the volume way up, most Deaf people can hear the music
c) So that it is too loud for the hearing guests and they need to use or learn ASL
c) That way the neighbors know they are having a party
17: One thing DPN celebrations and Martin Luther King Jr. Day have in common is the celebration of (4 points)
a) advancing human rights
b) choosing a president
c) creating sign language
d) honoring lives lost
18: A signer has been communicating using behind in signer's perspective. What tense is the signer communicating in? (4 points)
a) Present tense
b) Past tense
c) Future tense
d) Present progressive tense
19: The signs not yet and will are used to indicate _____ in ASL. (4 points)
a) hopefulness
b) sorrow
c) space
d) time
20: Instead of changing verbs like in English, ASL places time indicators, like the word finish, ________. While most other time related words are used in the ________ of the sentence. (4 points)
a) at the beginning of a sentence, end
b) between the subject and the verb, end
c) at the end of a sentence, beginning
d) in the middle of the sentence, beginning
alas i only need one of these answered sad
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To answer the questions in the "Time will tell" exam, you need to carefully read the information provided in the questions and video prompts.
1: After the DPN protests students had options such as a larger Deaf administrative representation on campus, more technological services for the deaf on campus, increasing opportunities for scholarships, and additional degree options to choose from. To answer this question, you should choose the option that reflects one of these outcomes.
2: Ever since the 1988 protest at Gallaudet University, there are different outcomes mentioned. Options include fewer national institutions with services for the deaf, Deaf people deciding it was okay to have a hearing president, a national celebration to honor the Deaf community every March, or Deaf students in college being required to take Speech Therapy and Lip-Reading courses. Read the information carefully and choose the option that reflects one of these outcomes.
3: In Mexico, Deaf people are most likely to celebrate specific holidays. Options include American Deaf cultural holidays, American national holidays, holidays of other countries, or their national cultural holidays. Based on the information provided, choose the correct option.
4: Honoring the DPN movement includes recognition of certain aspects. Options include the continued struggle for acceptance faced by the Deaf, difficulties of students choosing to go mainstream, increased costs for schools attended by the Deaf, or a new sense of control the Deaf community earned. Select the option that reflects one of these aspects.
For questions 5-9, there are videos involved that cannot be included in the question. You should watch the video provided for each question to find the answer.
16: This question does not have a video prompt. To answer it, you need to consider the information provided. Choose the option that explains why the music might be extremely loud at a Deaf birthday party or celebration.
17: One thing DPN celebrations and Martin Luther King Jr. Day have in common is the celebration of something specific. Options include advancing human rights, choosing a president, creating sign language, or honoring lives lost. Select the option that reflects the common theme celebrated in both events.
18: To determine the tense in which the signer is communicating, you need to consider the perspective mentioned. Options include present tense, past tense, future tense, or present progressive tense. Choose the correct tense based on the information provided.
19: The signs "not yet" and "will" in ASL indicate a specific concept. Options include hopefulness, sorrow, space, or time. Based on the information given, select the option that best fits.
20: In ASL, instead of changing verbs like in English, time indicators are placed in specific parts of the sentence. Options include at the beginning of a sentence and the end, between the subject and the verb and the end, at the end of a sentence and the beginning, or in the middle of the sentence and the beginning. Choose the correct option based on the information provided.
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