This is your last presentation before you take ASL 3 course after completing this course, which means I have to make sure you are eligible for ASL 3. To become eligible for ASL 3, you MUST meet the requirements to satisfy before promoting to ASL 3. The criteria will be based on classifiers, non-manual markers, contents of ASL, speed of fingerspelling fluently, and correct concept of using signs.

Thus, you are free to create any conversational story, however, your grade will be heavily on the whole ASL parameters as mentioned above. Write scripts in glosses.

Good Luck!

1. The Deaf person's name: ____________________________
   
   
2. When did s/he learn sign language? Where did s/he learn sign language? How long did s/he learn sign language?
   
   
3. Which does s/he prefer to have a deaf or hearing teacher? Why?
   
   
4. Do his/her parents use sign language to communicate with him/her? Siblings?
   
   
5. Does s/he have siblings? If so, what are their names and their ages?
   
   
6. Is s/he a student or an employee? If employee, what company does s/he work for? If student, what school does s/he attend to?
   
   
7. What is his/her favorite activity after school or work? What does s/he do?
   
   
8. What do her/his parents do? How long have they been working?
   
   
9. What is her/his hobby? Explain in details.
   
   
10. Write down 20 signs that you have learned from the Deaf person.