In a casual setting, the signs for ME, YOU, or THEM are signed as finger pointing to yourself, you, or them. In a formal presentation or setting, the signs ME, YOU, or THEM would be signed with a/an _________________.Group of answer choices1-handshapeopen-B handshape with palm facing upH-handshape from forehead outwardsA-handshape with palm facing sideways

"It is generally safe to assume that common gestures like the OK sign, a pointing finger, or a peace sign are acceptable across cultures."Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Keeping in mind the integration of adverbs, if you want to sign the equivalent of "s/he/they walked by drunkenly", you would sign "S/HE/THEY DRUNK WALK-BY-ME" (using handshape-1 to reflect a person walking by you).  Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

All signed verbs can be changed to show direction (i.e. from me to you, from you to me, from them to me, etc.)Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Analysing Postures and GesturesWhich of the following non-verbal cues should be employed in everyday business communication? (Multiple options can be selected)Using the palms-exposed gesture while trying to convince someoneMoving your hand to the top while shaking hand with someoneWhile talking to someone who has their arms crossed, mirroring their body language by crossing your own arms to establish a connection with themUsing the palms-facing-down gesture while instructing your subordinates on the plan to be followed

5.  Match the following body language gestures with their meanings:(1)  rolling one’s eyes       (a) lack of confidence(2)  nodding                       (b) exasperation(3)  crossing of arms       (c) confirmation(4) shaking of legs           (d) defensive*1- d, 2- c,3- b, 4- ab. 1-c,2-a,3-d,4-bc. 1-b,2-c,3-d,4-ad. 1-a,2-b,3-c,4-d