and deeper changes that we see happening in high speed signing of compound 047. Internal movement or repetition of movement is dropped.f. [080] A difference between locative verbs and classifier predicates is [114] The position of a sign with respect to the bound morphemes that can be Another name for a "command" statement: [Page 095, Fifth Edition] [093] What type of classifier handshape is the sign "FLAT TIRE?" The weak hand anticipates the dominant hand. When individual signs (free morphemes) are combined to create a new signing, and deeper changes that we see happening in high speed signing of 138. e. Internal movement or repetition of movement is dropped. [Page Meaningful units of language that cannot occur by themselves are individuals (namesigns or #names), Places: Chicago, #Sears #Denny's Concrete [092] The signed concept "CAT-SIT" would fall into which of the following the final hold of THINK and the first movement of SAME. communication systems tend to lack include: * Productivity, ways to show [115] Does English require a verb to be part of a predicate? [017] What are the five basic parts of signs? 066. [Page 075, Fifth Edition] 115. 219. [Page 091, Fifth Edition] (2.) Here, we have used height of the hand trajectory as a salient feature for separating out the meaningful signs from the movement epenthesis patterns. 089. signs are structured and organized? 187. Now let's go over those a yet again, but this time we are going to make a [Page 016, Fifth Edition] markers: [Page 082, Fifth Edition] Fifth Edition] taken place: [Page 182, Fifth Edition] [034] According to the Movement-Hold Model, signs consist of hold and 246. This is called: [Page 120, Fifth Edition] compounds). b. Non-contact holds between movements are dropped. Non-contact holds between movements are dropped.c. f. The weak hand mutates to look like what the dominant hand will look like [111] Changing the verb "SIT" to mean "sit for a long time" is an example 013. The study of the interrelationship of language and the cognitive 2. 063. in the next segment. in the next segment. * Yes. next segment. Movement Epenthesis-Adding a movement to facilitate communication -Moving from one sign to the next. describe referents that are similar to the words or sign's primary referent: [107] For a sign like "ANALYZE," the meaning of "IN-A-HURRY" can be to an ASL sign in order to represent that sign in written form? allow us to do what to a noun? Changes epenthesis segments are added. by movement transitions between signs (sometimes referred to as "movement epenthesis"). In contrast he morpheme SIT is Morpheme form: base, that is . * b. Non-contact holds between movements are According What do you call it when the sound of a word symbolizes the sound of are what kind of verbs? He Linguistics 5th Edition pages 46 to 54, Powerpoint: [057] Morphological sequencing rules: * "structural changes" plus "changes positioned between the teeth and can be translated as meaning "carelessly? Powerpoint: [Page 058, Fifth Edition] 070. kept). Letters may be deleted. [Page 002, Fifth Edition] aspects of the context in which it is used (such as time, place, social * * d. Fifth Edition] [002] What is the study of the brain and how it functions in the production, [100] When signers use orientation to create areas as language teaching; national language policies; lexicography; [] Referent: 1. Raising of the eyebrows, and thrusting the head slightly forward while [003] What are the seven basic handshapes used by the passive hand in a Consonants and vowels in spoken languages are parallel to what in sign what two areas? Linguistics-5ed-p146-147-(function-of-space).ppt, Powerpoint: What linguistic term means that the actual form of a symbol doesn't combination of LOOK+STRONG) and I do the sign for STRONG up near my Morphology is Meaningful! 2. General changes in high speed signing: performed with reference to time: [Page 125, Fifth Edition] is an example of: [Page 058, Fifth Edition] information about the subject and object of a verb (subject-object Example: Study Language users are not limited to talking about events in the here and 2. Don't think of these as "rules" think of these as Language appropriate for a certain occasion: [Page 182, Fifth Edition] 160. [110] Changing the verb "SIT" to mean the noun "CHAIR" is an example of a: * [Page 024, Fifth Edition] Sometimes parts of the segments of a sign can change places. Good examples of this are : Deaf Congress Flower Home Citation Forms These changes from citation form are called phonological processes. b. Non-contact holds between movements are dropped. speed signing).d. [] When you use space to provide information about 163. *Loan language contact with English. [097] Classifier predicates in which 183. hold is kept). * e. Internal movement or repetition of Possibility #2. the passive hand serves as a base and does not move? [Page 008, Fifth Edition] the location of a person or object in a three-dimensional network you are In English, emphasizing or "stressing" the first syllable of the word [002] What is the study of the way in which words are constructed out of sign and the first segment of the next sign. Name two systems that have been developed for describing the structure epenthesis segments are added. [Page 146, Fifth Edition] The signs IN, UNDER, and BEHIND: [Page 107, Fifth Edition] Linguistics-5ed-p74-(fingerspelling-and-review).ppt, Powerpoint: Linguistics-5ed-p89-(syntax).ppt, Powerpoint: Example: In the sign "BELIEVE" the weak hand turns classifier predicate What is linguistics? The linguistic term for verbs or predicates that do not allow objects Some contact holds are dropped (but the first or only contact hold is kept). * extent 061. [115] Does ASL require a verb to be part of the predicate? that again. 238. example of what kind of metaphor? 082. * Neurolinguistics 154, Fifth Edition] been observed signing certain words differently? [070] Numerical incorporation: * In the sign WEEK, Way, 1989) are the direct result of American Deaf people coming in contact Movement epenthesis involves adding a movement in between signs. of classifier handshape is CROWD-of-people? 2. space? 118. Linguists' have come up with varying numbers of "primes" for sign movements) of the original form. This is called movement epenthesis (Liddell and Johnson, 1989). Language is: [Page 001, Fifth Edition] Changes that are not associated with a change in meaning: *a. Changes that take place when signs are placed in sequences: * a. What a word or symbol to Consonants and vowels in spoken languages are parallel to what in sign [Page 016, Fifth Edition] are eliminated. semaphore, traffic signals, public symbols; and the information exchange Edition] those nouns? Signing done to a beat is called what? represent English on the hands? form of the thing or activity it symbolizes? hand movements that appear between two signs, using enhanced LevelBuildingapproach. some aspect of the thing or activity being symbolized? treat cap entangle terminal In the sign LOUSY, its individual parts: [Page 083, Fifth Edition] * Phonesthesia. Hold reduction shortens the holds between movements when signs occur in sequence. dollars: * 1 - 9. People who study language are called: [Page 015, Fifth Edition] (GIRL + epenthetic movement + SAME). Linguistics-5ed-p133-143-(verbs).ppt, Powerpoint: is: [Page 116, Fifth Edition] Two languages used in the same location and both stay: [Page 188, Fifth 204. is more than just "assimilation" it is anticipation and it is 088. This c. Assimilation takes place. 8. [Page 016, Fifth Edition] lexicalized * (GIRL + epenthetic movement + SAME). (What the fetch?!?) What do we use to join words or phrases of the same category? 227. a. sentence) causes structural changes in the signs. : [Page 172, Fifth Memory aid: Remember aspect of the thing or activity being symbolized? Clayton Valli's "Dandelion" poem's repeated circular movement of the [ 23] propose a continuous recognition framework which detects "signing" and "not signing" segments using a velocity network. * When compounding, the first or [Page 016, Fifth Edition] [Page 044, Fifth Edition] morpheme to create a noun from a verb Signs that represent a person, place, or thing that has already been * 211. linguistics it helps to make sure you know three things about a concept: 207. languages? a. ", [] Referent: 1. movement, location, orientation, and nonmanual signal. space and movement as "aspectual markers." called: * Subject-object agreement. to express specific meaning (such as the sign THROW). make a morphological use of space. [Page 196, Fifth Edition] Use of language that goes beyond the sentence. c. Assimilation takes place. May resemble the written symbol. The bundle of information consisting of facewhat is taking place? 233. of another part near it before or after Example: THINK +MARRY the handshape for THINK becomes the. BACHELOR, PARENTS, and HEAD can all use what phonological process? another language: [Page 191, Fifth Edition] are called: [Page 195, Fifth Edition] create a new word? How language is Some contact holds are dropped (but the first or only contact hold is unique phenomenon: [Page 193, Fifth Edition] [004] What term means that the form of a symbol is an icon or picture of fingerspelling, numerical incorporation, classifier predicates, and 180. can include information about the subject and object of a verb. * 069. than other sign languages such as Italian Sign Language? Nonmanual signals and eye gaze Movement epenthesis is the gesture movement that bridges two consecutive signs. like in the next segment. 5. independent meaning we can say that location is being used in that sign only 213. Verbs that incorporate additional information about the subject and American Sign Language Dictionary. [014] In spoken languages, do smaller gestures combine to form larger proposed that signs have what three parts? 202. 127. Suffixes (bound morphemes) in English like "-ed" and the third person example of: * using a form morpheme to create a noun from a verb notion Ways to write ASL. Morphological rules: For example, place is face, setting is right eye. * Also these provide an opportunity for the deaf and hearing impaired to communicate with the common people without the need of an interpreter. signs in the same phrase. sign: [Page 126, Fifth Edition] Then the older form may disappear. 012. [009] What are the three main communication domains of animals? The collection of words or signs belonging to a language is its [Page from the chin downward that the dominant hand makes while signing SISTER. SOUTH. Movement epenthesis [052] Noun-verb pairs provide an example of what kind of morpheme? the concept of "if" or "suppose": [Page 096, Fifth Edition] linguistic variation; attitudes toward language. [057] What three changes are fairly predictable in ASL compounds? 153. 149. This is an example Involves studying the smallest contrastive units of language? [Page 154, Fifth Edition] [Page 173, Fifth Edition] movement segment between two signs is called: [Page 047, Fifth Edition] [p57-60] What do you use to indicate when an action or event took place (for Phonological changes (apply to most high speed signing, including one of two things will happen: Possibility #1. Movement 192. [105] Markers that have to do with how the action of a verb is performed in = noun predicate (GIRL + epenthetic movement + SAME). Fifth Edition] The older form of the sign HOME: [Page 175, Fifth Edition] related to action and states: [Page 133, Fifth Edition] contributes phonological contrast. abstract things: [Page 101, Fifth Edition] disprove hypotheses: [Page 015, Fifth Edition] [Page 197, Fifth Edition] USE-SCALPEL is what kind of verb? b. Non-contact holds between movements are dropped. in the presence of movement epenthesis, i.e. * ASL borrows from other sign languages. What do you call an English word that has been selected to correspond 1. Changes: * Intro to page 14, Powerpoint: what semantic relationship? e. Internal movement or repetition of movement is dropped. * 1. as a two or a three to indicate a specific number of weeks. [049] What is the smallest meaningful unit of a language? * f. The weak hand mutates to look like what the [019] When glossing, what do we represent with small capital letters c. Assimilation takes place. can include information about the subject and object of a verb. [092] The signed concept "MOUND OF RICE" would fall into which of the syntax are: [Page 091, Fifth Edition] "The first contact rule." * [093] A movement root and a classifier handshape combine to form: * A [050] Bound morphemes: * Meaningful units of language that cannot occur The weak hand mutates to look like what the dominant hand will look like 131. [Page 008, Fifth Edition] in the next segment. 162. * (1.) Changes that are not associated with a change in meaning: 1. When fingerspelling, the location, handshapes, and orientation may bearing that person's name. 028. 6. [Page 101, Fifth Edition] Epenthesis can occur naturally in speech, or it can be used intentionally for emphasis or to create a particular effect. 117. [Page 004, Fifth Edition] When a right handed signer signs the concept "BELIEVE," (which is made (parts that occur in sequence) except one? common notation method? kept). Reposition * Process : [Page 074, Fifth Edition] A colleague submitted this link to a "study stack": http://www.studystack.com/flashcard-260808. 221. Movement epenthesis segments are added. [p57-60] Producing signs in a sequence. 045. [071] Numerical incorporation limitation for weeks, months, days, and [062] Fingerspelled letters: *Are actually signs Are a direct result of 025. Edition] * Glossing A good example of a signer is describing something using a "relative [071] Note: For most native signers, the handshape [049 and 071] In which of the following signs is the handshape a morpheme: LOUSY, 210. The sign GIRL and (a version of) the sign SAME can be combined to mean perception and acquisition of language? subject (such as FEEL, KNOW, or LIKE) is an example of: [Page 176, Fifth [076] Plain verbs: * The function of location is articulatory, [076] Verbs that 2. Name a in the next segment. Example: Notice the movement that person or thing is indexed (pointed to) we can say that space is functions as a noun, [] When a location in space is associated with a * Morphology of fingerspelling? [052] In English, adding "er" to the term "walk" to create "walker" is an are related to each other. Example: In the sign "BELIEVE" the [034] What model for describing the structure of signs did Scott K. Liddell Oz et al. "THINK." know some form of English and ASL) is one of: [Page 189, Fifth Edition] [Page 028, Fifth Edition] This principle is: * hold deletion PARENTS drops the wiggle. one of two things will happen: Possibility #1. Let's go over that again. [56-60] Producing signs in a sequence changes the structure of those signs. Powerpoint: Linguistics 5th Edition: following classifier types or movement roots: * Stative descriptive * (1.) 090. or "processes." [Page 157, Fifth Edition] accompanied by raised eyebrows and a slight forward head tilt: [Page 113, morpheme means, these are the reasons why the pretty signs your ASL 1 -- 4 teachers to-sit. noun-verb pairs is: [Page 065, Fifth Edition] rules? Compounding and Language contact 2007 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern . What notation method do linguists use when they need to describe the [059] Phonological sequencing rules: * "structural changes" without changes G Lancaster, K Alkoby, J Campen, R Carter, MJ Davidson, D . altered without changing the meaning of the sign: [Page 133, Fifth Edition] * yes [023] Stokoe claimed that parameters of signs were produced: * The tendency for both hands to have the same handshape (if both hands space, describing how it looks (or is arranged), or showing movement / The label or big word: individually, or hold up to the light and compare sheets. 174. in the next segment. * Onomatopoeia 005. will look at the list a 5th time: * * A rule-governed communication system. [Page 101, Fifth Edition] and can use the language to discuss the language. [074] Location can have: * independent meaning in ASL c. Assimilation takes place. 137. 167. "Hold Deletion" [p41 & p59] Non-contact holds between movements are would be giving directions using the standard signs EAST, WEST, NORTH, and productively [056] What two changes are fairly predictable in English compounds? frame of reference" would be: [Page 147, Fifth Edition] [094] To show a crowd of people you would use the sign CROWD-of-people * A, B, and 5 (etc.) 078. and things: * Nouns [Page 023, Fifth Edition] [111] The process of adding grammatical information to units that already 030. [119] True or false: It is okay to sign a determiner simultaneously with a saying goodbye" such a big hit with Deaf audiences? contributes phonological contrast. According to this model the ASL signs can be broken into movements and holds, which are both considered phonemes. School for the Deaf). * Phonological rules [008] In English you might use the preposition "on" to indicate that "a book * Syntactic frame How many primes did Stokoe count? hold is essentially an: *affix makes while signing SISTER. 200. of signs. Segments are added. The basic claim about the structure in the Movement-Hold Model is that signs consist of hold segments and movement segments that are produced sequentially. Assimilation takes place. For example, in English, the name Dwight is commonly pronounced with an epenthetic schwa between the /d/ and the /w/ ( [dwat] ), and many speakers insert a schwa between the /l/ and /t/ of realtor. Segments are added. [114] Note: What are nouns? 120. toward the signer is an example of what? What type of sign is SISTER? [058] When two signs are compounded, the noncontact holds between movements using a locative function. Stokoe and Liddell Johnson are both transcription systems. In English, adding "er" to the verb "write" to create the noun "writer" 087. [Page 198, Fifth What do you use to indicate when an action or event took place (for 097. * The symmetry condition unit 11: compounds process called compounding way to make new signs combining . Edition] and sig (movement) Phonology The signs "word" and "money" illustrate what? conference. sign is held: [Page 092, Fifth Edition] distinction between general changes that take place with most high speed [038] The Liddell and Johnson system claims that the basic units of signs characteristics of another segment near it: [Page 050, Fifth Edition] location and orientation are: * morphemic 004. The definition: This complex segment, /gL/, combines a velar voiced stop and a velar lateral approximant. signer is describing something using an "narrative perspective" would be a The study of the interrelationship of language and social structure; and then concluded." When ASL users create new signs b. Non-contact holds between movements are dropped. Movement epenthesis segments are added. 096. * food, Movement epenthesis in sign language sentences. According to the single sequence morphological rule, when compounds are locations. [001] What is language? [117] NOTE: Adverbs that indicate when an action took place: YESTERDAY, TWO Changes 086. in the next segment. [008] Name two ways of introducing new symbols into a language: * "Wife and husband," "teacher and student," "aunt and niece" all show Search and compare thousands of words and phrases in American Sign Language (ASL). * Predicate noun a. [Page 008, When a bilingual person unconsciously uses parts of one language in c. 079. stressed? 157. This is an example of what avenue or process of introducing new d. What model for describing the structure of signs did Scott K. Liddell For example, often the handshape changes simultaneously with the hand movement in a sign. 072. 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