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Practice cultural norms for name signs and identity terms in ASL.
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A new ASL student wants a name sign during week one. What should they do?
Lena is introduced at a Deaf event before she has a name sign. What is the culturally appropriate introduction?
A classmate likes Sam's name sign and wants to use the same one. What should the classmate understand?
Your friend asks you to create your own ASL name sign for homework. Which response matches Deaf cultural norms?
A Deaf mentor gives Ana a name sign. What should Ana do first?
Why might a Deaf person wait before giving someone a name sign?
A student wants a name sign because fingerspelling feels slow. Which idea is culturally accurate?
At club, Noah gets a name sign from a hearing beginner. What concern should Noah have?
A name sign uses Maya's first initial and a personal trait. What matters most culturally?
A student meets two Deaf people with similar name signs. What should they avoid doing?
Chris has no hearing loss and is learning ASL in school. Which identity term fits the hearing status stated?
Tanya uses ASL, attends Deaf community events, and identifies with Deaf culture. Which term fits best?
A doctor's form records that a patient cannot hear, with no mention of culture or identity. Which term fits that use?
Alex has partial hearing and prefers the term used for that hearing status. Which term is most accurate?
Priya is a hearing child of Deaf adults and grew up around ASL. Which term names that role?
A student writes 'deaf community' when meaning a cultural group centered on ASL. Which capitalization is better?
Marcus signs every day but says he is hard of hearing, not Deaf. What should classmates do?
Jordan has some usable hearing but uses ASL and identifies with Deaf culture. Which statement is accurate?
Evan is fluent in ASL and goes to Deaf events, but he has no hearing loss and his parents are not Deaf. Which term fits him?
In 1972, which linguist proposed writing capital-D Deaf for the cultural group and lowercase deaf for hearing status?
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