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1. In ASL, what are conjunctions? (1 point) (Check plz)!! Unit test?

• 1. In ASL, what are conjunctions? (1 point) In ASL, conjunctions are linking words such as “and,” “or,” and “but.” In ASL, conjunctions are linking words that are also used for another sign. * In ASL, conjunctions are words that are removed from a conversation to bring more meaning. 2. As a conjunction, what does the sign FINISH mean? (1 point) * “then” or “and then” “but” "because” 3. As a conjunction, what does the sign HI mean? (1 point) “then” or “and then” “because” * “unexpectedly” 4. As a conjunction, what does the sign WRONG mean? (1 point) “suddenly” * “but” “because” 5. As a conjunction, what does the sign WRONG with a Y-handshape, mean? (1 point) “suddenly” * “messed up” “then” or “and then” 6. As a conjunction, what does the sign FIND mean? (1 point) “and then” “it happened that” * “find out that” 7. As a conjunction, what does the sign HAPPEN mean? (1 point) “and then” * “it happened that” “find out that” 8. As a conjunction, what does the sign FRUSTRATE mean? (1 point) to be kept from * to happen now to find out that 9. What is a noun-verb pair? (1 point) Noun-verb pairs are words that substitute for other words. Noun-verb pairs are words that are not signed. * Noun-verb pairs are words that are used as both a noun and a verb. 10. The verb of a noun-verb pair generally has (1 point) a double movement that is smaller than that of a noun. a single, continuous movement that is larger than the movement of a noun. * multiple repeated movements that are larger than the movement of a noun. 11. The noun of a noun-verb pair generally has (1 point) a double movement that is smaller than that of a noun. a single, continuous movement that is larger than the movement of a noun. * multiple repeated movements that are larger than the movement of a noun. 12. In the sentence, CAR YOU HAVE, what is CAR? (1 point) * a noun a verb a classifier 13. In the sentence, CAR YOU HAVE, how many times do you sign CAR? (1 point) * once twice more than two times 14. How would you sign the sentence, “Suddenly, the door closed!”? (1 point) FINISH DOOR CLOSE * FIND DOOR CLOSE WRONG DOOR CLOSE 15. What is the English translation of the sentence, RIDE BICYCLE SLOW SLOW FINISH STOP? (1 point) My bicycle went slower than normal but did not stop. My bicycle was very slow, and when I finished riding, I stopped. * I rode the bicycle slower and slower, and then I stopped. 16. In the sentence, YOU LIKE READ JAMES PATTERSON [shoulder twist] AMY TAN, what would you fingerspell? (1 point) * the authors’ first names only the authors’ last names only the authors’ entire names 17. In the sentence, YOU LIKE READ JAMES PATTERSON [shoulder twist] AMY TAN, what nonmanual markers would you use? (1 point) Lean forward and raise your eyebrows. Shrug your shoulder slightly. * both a and b 18. In the sentence, YOU LIKE READ JAMES PATTERSON [shoulder twist] AMY TAN, which does the shoulder twist signify? (1 point) * the conjunction “and” the conjunction “or” the conjunction “because” 19. In the sentence, YOU LIKE READ JAMES PATTERSON [shoulder twist] AMY TAN, what classifiers are used? (1 point) CL:B-bent and CL:1 * CL:ILY and CL:B CL:1 and CL:V If you could check this for me that would be great. thanks!!=)

• Answer:

  In grammar, a conjunction (abbreviated CONJ or CNJ) is a part of speech that connects two words, sentences, phrases or clauses together. Exodus 20:8-11 SDA