In the casual setting, ASL signs are purposely more clear/crisp, produced in a larger signing space, and at a steady pace to ensure audience engagement.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

What are some examples of ASL signs that have changed over time?Group of answer choicesAll the answers listed hereSISTERWILLHELPHORSE

Most languages evolve in different ways, some slower, some faster.  ASL does not, because ASL is still "new" compared to languages that have been around for thousands of years.  ASL signs have remained the same the last couple of hundred years.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Iconic signs are signs that:Group of answer choicesresemble what they signifyindicate or point to something elsehave no resemblance to their signifiedare famous for what they portray

Semiology suggests that:Group of answer choicesall communication is based on sign systems that work through certain rules and structures.we should focus mainly on the use of written text when analysing the media.everyone communicates differently and therefore there are no absolute rules when we think about unpacking the meaning of a media text.sign systems have random rules and therefore are unstructured.

Eye gaze is an essential part of ASL grammar.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse