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lilldybug07

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The term used to describe hand shape and orientation in phonemic analysis of American Sign language is
 
  a. dez
  b. tab
  c. sig
  d. fist

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Phonemic differences in American Sign Language can be described according to
 
  a. hand shape, hand placement, and hand movement.
  b. place and manner of articulation.
  c. mouth movements which occur while the signer is signing.
  d. facial expression.



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jharrington11

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Answer to Question 1

A (pg 122)

Answer to Question 2

A. (pg 122)





lilldybug07

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Reply 2 on: Jul 10, 2018
Excellent


deja

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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