4.1 Comprehension Quiz
Learn how key ASL comprehension cues work in about 10 minutes. Get 16 free text-based scenarios with no sign-up to sharpen your interpretation knowledge.


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4.1 Comprehension Knowledge (4CK)
4.1 Comprehension Knowledge (4CK)
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9.9
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7.5 — 12.4
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0
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16
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- Ignore the movement and rely only on mouth movements.
- Treat the movement as unrelated because locations reset after each sentence.
- Assume left always means west and right always means east.
- Interpret the movement using the previously established house-to-school map.
- The person being addressed
- First person, such as “I” or “me”
- An absent third person
- A location established behind the signer
- How loudly the sentence should be interpreted
- The grammatical relationship between giver and recipient
- That the object being given is large
- Whether both people are physically nearby
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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4.1 Comprehension Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Explore your knowledge of cues that support American Sign Language comprehension, including signing space, nonmanual grammar, fingerspelling, role shift, and contextual inference. This free 4.1 comprehension quiz uses text-based situations rather than video, so it measures knowledge about interpreting signed messages—not your full ability to understand signing in real time. It is original and not tied to a specific textbook or proprietary Unit 4.1. No sign-up is needed.
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