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

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

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

You can add adverbs to verbs by using non-manual markers and/or by changing the movement.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

To sign "PAPERS ME GIVE-OUT-QUICKLY", I would speed up the movement of the sign "GIVE-to" to indicate "quickly" without actually signing "QUICK".Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Which of the following examples is not considered an example of symbolic speech?Carrying a signThreatening to harm another personWearing an armbandBurning a flag