Study Guide for ASL I Semester Exam 11/28/2015. ASL I Semester 1 Exam Study Guide The exam will include: Youtube video on first 66 questions: o 5 fill-in.

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Study Guide for ASL I Semester Exam 11/28/2015

ASL I Semester 1 Exam Study Guide The exam will include: Youtube video on first 66 questions: o 5 fill-in blanks for receptive fingerspelled vocabularies. o 3 fill-n blanks for shapes/lines. o 10 fill-in blanks for ASL vocabularies. o 48 multiple choices (a to d) for ASL vocabularies. o Each of first 66 questions are 1 point worth. 14 questions (number 67 to 80) with multiple choice of a to d. Each of them are 1 point worth. Use goreact.com to answer 2 essay questions using ASL. Each of 2 questions are 10 points worth.

ASL I Semester 1 Exam Study Guide Important Information: Will be held on December 14 at: 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm (without accomodation) 12:30 pm to 2:45 pm (50% extended time accomodation) 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm (100% extended time accomodation) Exam in gym. Please bring your own laptop! You are responsible to make sure your BHS wifi connection is working, your battery is fully charged and also you make sure your goreact.com account is working. Rebooting your laptop completely before the exam start is strongly recommended.

ASL I Semester 1 Exam Study Guide ASL I Exam Study Resource: To study and familiarize ASL vocabularies, please to go ASL I website at > ASL Lessons > Unit (#) > ASL Vocabularies Unit (#) Reviewwww.asl1bhs.weebly.com Use PowerPoint files available on the website (ASL Lessons > Unit (#)) to study from Unit 1 to 3.6. Use your old quiz and test papers to study through.

ASL I Semester 1 Exam Study Guide ASL I Exam Study Resource (continued): Familiarize how Video Relay Services works using this link address of Familiarize the Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet and Laurent Clerc story using this link address of det_clerc.pdf. Familiarize the Dummy Hoy story using this link address of y_hoy.pdf.

ASL I Semester 1 Exam Study Guide 5-day review plan (week of Dec. 7 to 11) Unit 1 to 3.6 Introductions Receptive Fingerspelling Cardinal Numbers from 1 to 29 Same or Different Understanding how to use facial expression on whq questions (who, what, where, why, how, etc.) Familiarize colors Culture of getting attention

ASL I Semester 1 Exam Study Guide 5-day review plan (week of Dec. 7 to 11) Unit 1 to 3.6 (continued) Identifying locations (tic-tac-toe and shapes) Understand signer’s perspective Narrating experiences with languages (ASL, Spanish, English and French) Leisure activities (camping, walking, etc.) Asking what is sign for Fingerspelling double letters Identifying people

ASL I Semester 1 Exam Study Guide 5-day review plan (week of Dec. 7 to 11) Unit 1 to 3.6 (continued) Telling where one lives (house, apartment and dormitory) Giving commands on location (put in, put on, put under, etc.) Understanding what to look for, where to find, where to hide, etc. Discussing one’s residence (city, lake, park, etc.)

ASL I Semester 1 Exam Study Guide 5-day review plan (week of Dec. 7 to 11) Unit 1 to 3.6 (continued) Understand what were Laurent Clerc and Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet doing during their 52-day voyage to USA from France. Understand what prompted Dummy Hoy to introduce the ball, strike, out and safe signals to the umpire.

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