n a noun/verb pair, how is the noun signed?
(3 points)
Responses

once with a small movement
once with a small movement

once with a larger movement
once with a larger movement

twice with smaller movements
twice with smaller movements

twice with larger movements
once with a small movement
In a noun/verb pair, how is the verb is signed?
(3 points)
Responses

once with a small movement
once with a small movement

once with a larger movement
once with a larger movement

twice with smaller movements
twice with smaller movements

twice with larger movements
twice with larger movements
once with a larger movement
Which of the following is not a noun/verb pair?
(3 points)
Responses

TRAIN/TRAVEL-BY-TRAIN
TRAIN/TRAVEL-BY-TRAIN

BICYCLE/RIDE-BICYCLE
BICYCLE/RIDE-BICYCLE

CAR/DRIVE
CAR/DRIVE

WALK/RUN
WALK/RUN
In a noun/verb pair, the noun is typically signed once with a small movement.
To determine how a noun is signed in a noun/verb pair, you need to consider the movement and repetition involved. In this case, you have four options:
1. Sign the noun once with a small movement: This means that you sign the noun using a small gesture, or a compact motion, just once. For example, if the noun is "apple," you would sign it with a quick and small movement using your dominant hand.
2. Sign the noun once with a larger movement: This option is similar to the first one, but it involves a larger, more expansive movement. Using the previous example, if the noun is "apple," you would sign it with a bigger and more noticeable motion using your dominant hand.
3. Sign the noun twice with smaller movements: This option requires you to sign the noun twice, but each time using small and subtle movements. For instance, if the noun is "book," you would sign it twice with gentle and delicate hand gestures.
4. Sign the noun twice with larger movements: This choice involves signing the noun twice, but each time with prominent and noticeable movements. Using the example of "book," you would perform two bigger and more pronounced actions to convey the noun.
Ultimately, the specific choice depends on the context, style, or preference of the sign language being used. It's important to understand the principles of the particular sign language system you are studying or observing in order to accurately determine how a noun is signed in a given noun/verb pair.