Ineed with these 10 asl questions 40 points will be rewarded! 1. which of the following is a complete language with unique grammar and culture? a. american sign language b. pidgin signed language c. contact sign d. conceptually accurate signed language 2. which of the following is a way to manually represent every aspect of the english language? a. american sign language b. signed exact english c. conceptually accurate signed language 3. which of the following is a way to mostly represent english, but uses conceptually accurate signs borrowed from asl? a. pidgin signed english b. signed exact english c. contact sign d. conceptually accurate signed language 4. which of the following rsults over time from interaction between asl and english? a. american sign language ii b. signed exact english i c. signed exact english ii d. pidgin signed english/contact sign 5. which of the following does not incorporate aspects of both asl and english? a. conceptually accurate signed language b. spoken english c. pidgin signed english d. contact sign 6. what is it called when a deaf person signs in one style with his or her deaf friends, another style with his or her hard of hearing friends, and anoher style with his or her hearibg friends? a. transitioning b. code- switching c. total fluency d. simultaneous communcation 7. which of the following is an important consideration related to interpreting in financial situations? a. similarities between some signed letters and numbers b. similarities between some signed colors and numbers c. similarities between some signed symbols and numbers d. similarities between some signed shapes and numbers 8. when signing style is represented by the following senetnce structure? yesterday me do-what? car blue i buy finish a. american sign language b. pidgin signed language c. contact signing d. signed exact english 9. which of the following is least likely to be an important consideration when determining if you are qualified to interpret? a. the formaility of the situation b. the language level of the deaf person c. your own language level and comfort level d. the age of the deaf person 10. which of the following is least likely to impact the voocabulary and signing style used in school setting? a. the specific class and lesson topic b. the students language preference c. the routines used in the classroom on a daily basis d. the location of the school