ASL-FEELINGS-4

Question 1

ANGRY

Answer 1

ANGRY

VERY IMPORTANT: Use an angry facial expression.

Memory hint: “As if being so mad you could rip your guts out.”

Question 2

AUNT

Answer 2

AUNT

Question 3

BABY

Answer 3

BABY

Tip: think of holding a baby in your arms.

Question 4

BED

Answer 4

BED

Question 5

GO-TO-BED

Answer 5

GO-TO-BED

Question 6

BEDROOM

Answer 6

BEDROOM

Question 7

BRUSH-TEETH

Answer 7

BRUSH-TEETH

Question 8

CRY

Answer 8

CRY

Question 9

DAUGHTER

Answer 9

DAUGHTER

This sign is a combination of GIRL and BABY. Form your right hand into a “flat hand (looks like a “B-hand” or a Karate-chop hand). Touch the fingertips of your B-hand to the right side of your chin, then move the hand down to the crook of your left forearm

Question 10

don’t WANT

Answer 10

don’t WANT

Question 11

EXCUSE

Answer 11

EXCUSE

Question 12

FEEL

Answer 12

FEEL

Question 13

FRIEND

Answer 13

FRIEND

Question 14

HAPPY

Answer 14

HAPPY

Question 15

HELP

Answer 15

HELP

The sign for HELP is directional. If you start it near yourself and move it toward someone else in and up, forward, then down arch it means “I will help you” or “I helped you” or (if you do it with raised eyebrows) “Do you want me to help you?”

Question 16

HURT

Answer 16

HURT

Question 17

IF/SUPPOSE

Answer 17

IF

IF = SUPPOSE:
This version of “if” can mean “suppose” or “what if?” Tap the pinkie on your upper cheek twice. Do not brush it. Do not bend it. Just move it to your face, out, and back to your face again.

Question 18

IDEA

Answer 18

IDEA

Question 19

LOVE

Answer 19

LOVE

Question 20

ROOM (box)

Answer 20

ROOM

Question 21

SAD

Answer 21

SAD

Question 22

SON

Answer 22

SON

It sort of looks like you are saluting from your forehead to the crook of your left elbow. The left arm sometimes just hangs down during the sign SON or at least is more relaxed than in the sign for baby. Note: It is okay if the left arm is relaxed–just sort of hanging there

Question 23

SORRY

Answer 23

SORRY

or regret

Question 24

STOP

Answer 24

STOP

The sign for “stop” is made by extending your left hand, palm upward. Sharply bring your open right hand down to your left palm at a right angle.

Question 25

SUPPOSE

Answer 25

[SUPPOSE](https://lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-signs/s/suppose.htm)

Question 26

UNCLE

Answer 26

[UNCLE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqtMCA2lu9w)

Question 27

WASH

Answer 27

[WASH](https://lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-signs/w/wash.htm)

Question 28

CL:V (classifier walk-to)

Answer 28

[WALK-TO](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B36qDOOtm20)

Question 29

what is a Non-manual markers?

Answer 29

It consist of the various facial expressions, head tilting, shoulder raising, mouthing, and similar signals that we add to "signs" (such as are used in American Sign Language) to create or influence meaning

Question 30

When are eyebrows raised:

Answer 30

1. Yes/No Questions 2. Conditional Clauses: Raised eyebrows are used to indicate the conditional part of a sentence.

Question 31

When are eyebrows furrowed:

Answer 31

1. Wh-Questions: questions that begin with words like who, what, where, when, why, and how. 2. Negation and Doubt: Furrowed eyebrows can indicate negation or doubt.

Question 32

When do you nod head:

Answer 32

Affirmation: A nodding head indicates agreement or affirmation.

Question 33

When do you shake head:

Answer 33

Negation: A shaking head indicates negation or disagreement.

Question 34

What do the mouth shapes indicate: "oo": "mm": "cha": "puffed cheeks": "th": "pursed lips": "gritted / barred teeth":

Answer 34

"oo": Indicates something small or diminutive. "mm": Indicates something regular, normal, or moderate. "cha": Indicates something large or big. "puffed cheeks": Can indicate something is very large, bulky, or intense. "th": Indicates carelessness or a lack of precision. "pursed lips": Can indicate intensity or seriousness. "gritted / barred teeth":Can indicate effort under pressure, pain, or intensity.

Question 35

What is the defination of a classifier ?

Answer 35

Classifiers are special signs that can be used to show size, shape, location, orientation, direction, and movement path.

Question 36

give at least one example of a "Classifier: V

Answer 36

The classifier known as "Classifier V" is commonly used to show how a person's legs move. some examples are : stand walk-to lying down toss-and-turn dive jump skate board get up fangs (snake, biting)

Question 37

# SIGN THE SENTENCE What is your excuse ?

Answer 37

[YOUR EXCUSE WHAT?](https://lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-signs/04/your-excuse-what.htm)

Question 38

# SIGN THE SENTENCE If a teacher spelled slow, would you understand them?

Answer 38

[IF TEACHER SPELL SLOW, YOU UNDERSTAND S/HE?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8h1GPusPCxQ)

Question 39

# SIGN THE SENTENCE Do I need to brush my teeth?

Answer 39

[I NEED BRUSH-TEETH?](https://lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-signs/04/i-need-brush-teeth.htm)

Question 40

# SIGN THE SENTENCE How many uncles do you have?

Answer 40

[UNCLE, YOU HOW-MANY?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4H6sjJ4C-M)

Question 41

# SIGN THE SENTENCE Do you want to cry?

Answer 41

[YOU FEEL WANT CRY?](https://lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-signs/04/you-feel-you-want-cry.htm)

Question 42

# SIGN THE SENTENCE Who do you love?

Answer 42

[YOU LOVE WHO?](https://lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-signs/04/you-love-who.htm)

Question 43

# SIGN THE SENTENCE Did your mom help you learn to read?

Answer 43

[YOUR MOM HELP-you LEARN READ?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8n93SQj5u8)

Question 44

EMOTION

Answer 44

[EMOTION](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMmnrVjNM0E) ## Footnote Both hands in "E" handshape. Moving in alternating circles around chest.

Question 45

JEALOUS

Answer 45

[JEALOUS](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kniz_YHJxp4)

Question 46

FRUSTRATED

Answer 46

[FRUSTRATED](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jV1TymgJyY)

Question 47

EMBARRASSED

Answer 47

[EMBARRASSED](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8D2AzVJlVI)

Question 48

Practice numbers 20 -30

Answer 48

reminder : 23 and 25 use middle finger.