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Nov. 21-24 Flashcards

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Ella Mae Lentz

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1954
Deaf American
Poet, teacher, advocate, writer
Deaf family (she is oldest and has 1 brother)
Research on ASL
Author of book
Sign Name: E palm facing out taps right side of head 2x

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Gary Malkowski

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1958
Deaf
Sign Name: G with fingers pointing left tap forehead then chin
Canada’s first Deaf parliamentarian and first one in the world to address a legislature in a sign language, specifically ASL
Member of Ontario NDP
Director of SLIC

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Government

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Q taps in front of body 2x slightly moving to right
OR
UNFINISHED

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Politics

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P with right hand at right side of head, starts with palm/fingertips facing back, rotates forward and middle finger taps right temple

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5
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Sl Institute of Canada

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Sign, Language, Institute, Canada

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Agreement Verbs Practice (remember OSV)

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She give him a chocolate chip cookie
Teacher take pen from me
You show me your keys

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7
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Cat I feed

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Feed with 2 hands in direction to subject you are feeding

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Morning

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Left palm facing up, pinky side belly on elbow armpit of right side, right elbow slightly angled upwards

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9
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Afternoon

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Right palm facing down straight in front, left elbow parallel to ground fingertips pointing to right, Right elbow at fingertips of left arm
4pm is afternoon; 5 Pm starts evening

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Noon

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L with arms; left elbow palm facing down, right elbow at left fingertips with right fingertips pointing upwards

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Evening

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Left palm facing down, right palm goes over the pinky belly side of the left hand so that fingertips point downwards and palm resting onto of left palm, fingertip bellies facing body

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12
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Matt Daigle

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Funny cartoon artist
Deaf

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William Hoy

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Deaf baseball player
Brought hand signals to the major leagues in the late 1800s (1888)
(e.g. Safe, Out, etc)
“Dummy”: person can’t talk
Silent Natural movie

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14
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Borrow

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-Directional

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15
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Newspaper

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Pinch with right thumb and index finger 2x onto base of left palm facing upwards

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16
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Tonight

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Today and then evening

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17
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Review

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Left palm faces right, right thumb digs into centre of left palm and index and middle finger point out then pivot to face upwards

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Midnight

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Left elbow parallel with ground, right hand flicks bunny ears fingertips towards floor 2x

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19
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All morning

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Morning but right elbow slowly swipes up

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20
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All afternoon

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Morning but right elbow slowly swipes down

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21
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All night

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Night with angle palm of right hand on top of flat left palm facing down, slowly pivots down into evening/right palm faces up/hugs left palm

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22
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Overnight

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Night, turn circle outwards from body and up until Afternoon

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23
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Breakfast

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Eat 1x then morning

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24
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Lunch

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Left elbow parallel to ground fingertips pointing right, Right elbow on left fingertips with fingertips pointing up

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25
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One Day

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Number 1 then day

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All Day

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Left arm parallel to ground palm facing ground, right elbow on left fingertips palm facing to the left, slowly falls down with palm open until right palm touches left elbow

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27
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Dinner

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Eat then evening

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28
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7AM

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Time then 7 then morning

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29
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Once in a while

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Right palm faces body and circles outwards as it moves away from body

30
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Gum

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Curved bunny ears curve into right low cheek 2x

31
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Blow bubble

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Pinch fist into claw fist with palm facing body at lips and move outward into claw fist like bubble of gum is growing then shrinking and repeat

32
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Shoe with heels

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Pout with face to indicate small
F prawd downward point line from left palm facing down
Gesture pointed front toe of shoe

33
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Earring

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Index fingers pointing downwards from ears

34
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Call/yell

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Claw hand with right hand starts in front of lips and moves outwards away keeping claw hand shape

35
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Stuck

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V with right hand taps centre of front neck 1x

36
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Hair bun

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Pout with mouth to indicate small bun on head and twist claw fist to bun shape with right claw hand on head

37
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Bracelet

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Right hand index and thumb curves and moves up left wrist to emulate brackets stacking

38
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Necklace

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Outline a necklace symmetrically from shoulders to centre with index/mulitple fingers

39
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Sweetheart

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Texting but thumbs move at same time at heart

40
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Famous

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Index fingers start at sides of chin then bubble towards

41
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Ban

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Left palm facing right side, right finger gun taps into left centre palm 1x

42
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Tease

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Directional as a verb
X with both hands knuckles pointing outwards; right on top of left and swipes forward and out 2x

43
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If

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Fingerspell
OR
pinky taps right side under right eye 2x

44
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Not yet

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Right palm fingertips pointing down and palm facing back, palm at right side of body and shakes/flicks to back 2x

45
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Ask if B is done with the chore
Affirm or negate

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Chore, you finished
No, Chore finished not yet, Today afternoon

46
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Post Office

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PO
Letter drop off/pick up
Post office man go, pick up

47
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Hair appointment/do

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Woman have appointment, hair do

48
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Pharmacy /Medicine

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Pharmacy store, woman go pick up

49
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Borrow books from library

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Library/Book store, man go, book/movie, borrow/buy

50
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Dry cleaning

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Dry clean woman go, dirty clothes drop off/clean clothes pick up

51
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School drop off

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School, mother, drop off, son
Mother, son, she drop off, him
School finished, mother pickup son
School, mother, bring, son

52
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Pick up

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People: close into fist
Objects: close into F

53
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Bring

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Both palms facing up, right above left, move in a diagonal across body where left palm ends by left hip

54
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Dentist

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Woman have appointment, go see dentist

55
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Gas fill

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Woman go gas station, gas station (noun), full (right palm swipes across top of left fist to left)

56
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Oil change

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Woman go store, car, oil (finger spell), change

57
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Zoo volunteer

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Zoo woman go volunteer, animals, feed/take care/clean

58
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Elephant

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Outline elephant’s curved trunk starting from nose with right palm facing down

59
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Man have appointment, bring dog go see vet, check/vaccine/sick/test

60
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Person, point, family point, help (directional), pack, move house

61
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Model

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Left palm facing outwards, right index finger on centre palm, complex of hands shakes outwards 2x

62
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Linguistics

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Language but hands at fists at end of motion

63
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Agreement verbs practice

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Me throw chalk at him
She show him new blue shoes (shoes new blue OR new blue shoes)
You ask me to show him family pictures

64
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Prescription

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R to X letter

65
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List

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Left palm fingertips up and palm facing body, right pinky side belly of palm knocks downwards on left palm like list

66
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Practice

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Joan gives her gray shirt to Betty (woman, point Joan, Woman, point, Betty, Her, gray shirt, she, gives)
Mike takes the pop from Bill
Frank shows his mother yearbook

67
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7AM

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Time, 7, morning

68
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Sometimes

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Left palm facing up, right index swipes in circles on centre left palm; like New but with right index finger

69
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Once in a while

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Left palm facing right, right index tip circles up in circles from left palm

70
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Chew

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Fists with both hands, right on top of left, right moves in horizontal circles on top of left

71
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Gum story`

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Boy enjoys chewing gum
His mother yells at him, she doesn’t like gum
Boy puts gum on chair seat and runs away
Nerdy boy with glasses, and bowtie walks and sits on chair, reads book, puts it away when finished and gets up but is stuck on chair, can’t stand
Picks gum and throws it on ground then throws away
Girl with bun earrings, necklace, bracelet, and heels is walking with her heels and gets stuck
Picks gum from heel and throws it as it lands on wall then walks away
boy and girl sweethearts go together girl against wall and boy hand on wall while he talks to her and she is in love, finished
girl walks away and boy’s hand is stuck on wall. He picks gum from hand and throws on seat then both walk away.
Boy comes back again and sees mother isn’t looking.
Sees his gum is still there. Gathers gum, puts it back in mouth, chews, blows. bubble, enjoys and walks away

72
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Sweetheart

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Thumbs up fists middle phalanges together at left side of chest (heart level), thumbs move up and down bend simultaneously both hands

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