Study Guide:

UNIT 13 - LOCATING THINGS AROUND THE HOUSE
LESSON 13A: Describing a Room
LESSON 13B: Locating Small Objects
LESSON 13C: Counting & Spelling, Plurals
CULTURAL FOCUS: History of ASL and Deaf Culture in America
REVIEW

UNIT 14 - COMPLAINING, MAKING SUGGESTIONS AND REQUESTS
LESSON 14A: Inflections
LESSON 14B: Spatial Agreement/Making Requests
LESSON 14C: Clock numbers/Fingerspelling
CULTURAL FOCUS: Disability rights
REVIEW

UNIT 15 - EXCHANGING PERSONAL INFORMATION: LIFE EVENTS
LESSON 15A - Transitions & life events
LESSON 15B: Family trees
LESSON 15C: Dates & addresses
CULTURAL FOCUS: Deaf Poetry
REVIEW

Unit 16 - Describing and Identifying Things
Practice the Vocabulary
Language in Practice
Describing Objects
Picture It
Potpourri
What's a Sashimi?
Money Number Signs
Matching Costs with Objects
What's a Sashimi?


Unit 17 - Talking about the Weekend
New Vocabulary
Places to See in Seattle
Language in Practice
Trip for Two
The Signing Weekend
Beginning Conversations
Disrupted Plans?
Three-Digit Numbers
Number Practice
Descriptionary: A Game Show
Living in the Hearing World
Notes on the Conversation
The Story Corner
Legends

Cumulative Review, Units 13-17
Getting Attention
Deaf Humor
National Theater of the Deaf
Careers for You


Unit 13
Key phrases
1. Your home have ceiling-fan, look-like what?
2. Bedroom enter bed CL:B-"head of bed against right wall," D-E-S-K CL:B-"at foot of bed," drawer CL:C to left of entrance"
3. I SEARCH can't find key, where?
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4. Bedroom enter, drawer, right-section-(of drawer) first-(one) pull-out-(drawer / right hand) index-("there" left hand)
5. your ref old new which?
6. your s-t-o-v-e electric g-a-s which?
Vocabulary Review
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Garage
Fence
Stairs
Front entrance
Swim p-o-o-l
r-o-o-f
y-a-r-d
p-o-r-c-h
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air conditioning (ac)
a-t-t-i-c
furniture
wood
brick
stone -- CL:claw "here, here here"
adobe-stucko
glass
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living room
kitchen
kitchen (variation)
bedroom
bathroom
dining room
family room
laundry
closet-"hang up line of CL:X/CL:index"
* Page 23
couch
coffee table
rocker
fire-burning
tv
piano
rug
shelves
* Page 24
stove
sink
#r-e-f
freeze
dish washer
cupboard
counter-island
ceiling fan
microwave
microwave variation
* Page 25
bed
drawer
d-e-s-k
hang up row
mirror
phone
bed-"cl:B shape of"
blanket
pillow (bed-soft)
* Page 26
bath t-u-b
shower
toilet (toilet-chair)
towel
soap
tissue paper (head-cold paper)
painting/picture (picture paint/ "h" handshape)
* Page 27
curtains
blinds
lamp
plant (grow grow)
folding chair (close, close chair)
file folder (insert between book)
tape
stamp
* Page 28
envelope
dictionary
scissors
eraser (rubber_erase)
phone
phone book
g-l-u-e
videotape
picture frame
calendar (flip up)
* Page 29
shoe polish
n-a-i-l
screw driver
newspaper
penny/cent
broom sweep
vacuum
matches
candle
* Page 30
nail clippers
keys
sewing thread
pin (to pocket)
magazine
TV GUIDE (fs)
Tty
Captioning (sentences)
Umbrella
Headache medicine (asprin etc)
* Page 31
clock (time round on wall)
camera
photo album (book)
bills (fs)
soap
sleep b-a-g
comfortable
neat nice clean
cozy (fs)
roomy (elbow room)
* Page 32
large
medium (average)
small
change
change (exchange, switch, trade in)
rearrange (move things around)
remodel update
empty
discard (throw out, chuck)
* Page 33
#all
ALL
MOST
Many
Some
Few
None
Gone absent
Search
Lost
find
* Page 55
bite
hair fall-out
call-out (yell)
animal jump-onto
bark
lose
spill
* Page 56
fall down
break
fight
forget
take
spit
cry
yelling
lie
argue
drop
scared
complain
mischievous
leave (go out)
late
borrow-(repeatedly)
* Page 57
clean-up
sunrise-(sleep in)
tempted
shopping
worry
bite-nails
take-from-me
smoking
leave-things-on-the-floor
constant trips to the bathroom
??? outbursts
broke-(financially)
avoidance of work
* Page 58
noisy
nosey
interrupt-(repeated)
come-over (repeated)
gossip
told-to
asked-to
inform-(let you know)
go-to
call-to
give-to
show-to
summon-(call upon)
*Unit 15
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time-went-on-(time -between-events)
finish
* Page 65
occurrence-(sudden unplanned, "oops"-conjunction)
*Key Phrases
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name "N-Y-E" itself country what
you full Chinese you?
I strong Chinese little-bit Irish
enter college index-("move-up-school-years") occurrence-( sudden-unplanned, "oops"-conjunction) sick index-("leave school during sophomore year")
* Page 75
I move-away California approximate 1985
boy old-9, girl old-5, Jose marry again
graduate, transfer-to iowa deaf deaf-school teaching
buy house, 2-years, later-on-(time passes) son born
* Page 76
war army-military summon-(draft), they escape-(take off) move-away Canada
*vocabulary review
* Page 77
born
enter
deaf school
raised-(grow up)
graduate
switch-to college index-(go up in school years)
fall-in-love
go-steady
* Page 78
marry
offer-to-me
move-away-to
promoted
principal
crash
die
single-alone
retire-vacation
settle-down
die
* Page 79
lay-off-(dismiss)
fire-(version-"burn up")
pregnant
lost-lose
up-till-now
prior-to
span-of-time
* Page *80
generations-(passed-down)
Japanese
full
100%
half-and-half-(half-of-one-and-half-of-the-other)
Greek
Finnish
one-half-(1/2)
French
Italian
* Page 81
strong
Chinese
little-bit
Irish
intersect-(shift)-intersect-(shift)-intersect many, Norwegian, Russian, German, Spanish
north
south
west
east
* Page 82
Africa-(1)
Africa-(2)
Asia
Australia
Europe
North America
South America
Country
Austria
Austria-(2)
Canada
China
Cuba
Denmark
Denmark-(2)
Egypt
England
Finland
Finland (2)
France
Germany
Greece
Holland
Holland-(2)
Hong Kong
India
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Israel/Jewish
Italy
Japan
Japan (2)
Korea
Mexico
Mexico (2)
Norway
Philippines
Poland
Purto Rico
Russia
Scotland
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
Vietnam
Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia (2)
Religion
Law
Government
business-subdued-(settle down)
sick spread-(epidemic)
earth-quake
water-rise-up-(flood)
stress-(oppression)
pick-on
slavery
* Page 86
war,
army
summon-me-to
kill-kill
destroy
mess-up
better
ed
escape
move-away
leave-(exodus)
lie-lie
fantastical-made-up-invented
*Unit 16
* Page 89
mouth morpheme: "oo"-(small)
mouth morpheme: "mm"-(regular, normal)
mouth morpheme: "cha"-(large)
*key phrases:
* Page 103
c-o-m-m-o-d-e mean what?
know furniture, "flat top, sides" "curved legs"-(at each corner) drawer, that!
how-much-(1-hand) cost?
75 dollars
t-o-s-t-a-d-a #what-(w-t) that?
Mexican food CL:2h-bent-L-(round flat) hard-(stone) t-o-r-t-i-l-l-a, beans CL:"claw hand"-"put glob onto CL:flat-hand-(representing tortilla), meat, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, CL:O-claw-"throw onto" CL:flat-hand, red sauce-"pour over," that!
Know tool, CL:-(right handshape: slightly open "and" handshape place onto left index finger), CL:-(right hand "S," grab handle and move up and down. left hand index finger hold in place as referent), what name?
*Vocabulary Review
* Page 105
CL:4 "horizontal lines on paper"
CL:F "dots"
CL: bent-4 "many small dots"
decorated
CL:4 "vertical lines" (with a base referent "flat hand")
CL:G "thin horizontal strip" (right hand moves, left hand stationary)
CL:modified-G "vertical slats"
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CL: 4 "up and down wavy lines" (use a stationary base hand)
CL: 1 "spiraling line around cylinder" (use a stationary base hand)
CL:bent-hand "two arches" (use a stationary base hand)
CL:flat-hand "two dips" (use a stationary base hand)
CL:bent-hand "surface waves" (use a stationary base hand)
shiny
fuzzy
soft
ball
* Page 107
wood
metal
plastic
rubber
glass
material-cloth
paper
cook
boil
* Page 108
mash
p-o-a-c-h
bake
stir
slice
chop
turn-over-(spatula)
f-r-y
grate
syrup-gravey-"pour over"
* Page 109
sprinkle-over
spread-on
roll-up-(small item)
spoon-from-into
salad
s-a-l-a-d
lettuce
mushroom
tomato
onion
* Page 110
carrots
corn
broccoli
cauliflower
green p-e-p-p-e-r
tofu
beans
potatoes
b-e-e-f
meat-(steak, flesh)
* Page 111
p-o-r-k
ham
bacon
fish
chicken-(bird)
turkey
hamburger
hotdog
cheese
* Page 112
sour c-r-e-a-m
butter
eggs
milk
ice-cream
y-o-g-u-r-t
jam
sugar
m-u-s-t-a-r-d
* Page 113
m-a-y-o
ketchup
salt
pepper
r-e-l-i-s-h
cherries
grapes
orange
banana
pineapple
strawberry
apple
lemon
peach
watermelon
p-e-a-r
g-r-a-p-e-f-r-u-i-t
blue b-e-r-r-y
bread
nuts
* Page 115
r-i-c-e
delicious
ok
strange
taste awful
detest --(vomit)
eek
sweet
sour
spicy
greasy
*Unit 17
* Key Phrases
* Page 131
weekend you enjoy camp?
your weekend what-(huh/well)?
lousy, arrive, wrong rain-(hard) that-area-(location) wet, can't camp I #back home
* Page 132
Friday night plane-take-off, plane-land get-in l-i-m-o, CL:CC-(long car moving up hill) arrive ski r-e-s-o-r-t
Saturday morning,time-9, start ski, all-morning
you finish touch seattle?
I curious, its-(pertaining to) do-do?
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many famous that, CL: ("V" handshapes: tower)-CL:modified C-(round flat object turning)="space needle,"
other second-item, store that-area p-i-k-e-(apostrophe)-"S" m-a-r-k-e-t
third-item, ferry CL:3-(right hand move out) CL:3(left hand go out), go-(right hand) go-(left hand) different (shift) different island there, (shift) there (shift) there.
*vocabulary review
* Page 134
fall-(autumn)
winter-(cold)
spring
summer
take-it-easy
do-do-(inflected circular = "lots of things to do")
shopping-(buy, buy)
sewing
* Page 135
wash-(car)
wash-(laundry)
watch game
play-cards
basketball
football
baseball
ice-skating
swimming
* Page 136
tennis
skiing
camping
fishing
hunting
boating
exercise
walk
sun bathing
* Page 137
remodel-upgrade-refurbish
fix
build
scrape-off
paint
cut-off
trim-hedge
mow
rake
* Page 138
shovel
plant-(a row)
vacation-(time off, retired, break time)
easter
witch-halloween
Halloween
Thanksgiving
thanksgiving (variation)
Christmas
Hanukah
* Page 139
party
graduate
workshop
theater-act-drama-play
parade
wedding
celebration
tournament
fair-(amusement park)
* Page 140
morning-(all morning)
afternoon-(all afternoon)
evening-(all evening)
night-(all night)
day-(all day)
week-(all week)
year-(year-round)
snow
rain
wind
tornado
f-o-g
*Page 141
sick
emergency
carry-off-away-to (take to) hospital
battery dead
flat tire
water-steam (over heat)
water-"spew out of" (over heat)
break-down (collapse)
* Page 142
steal
crash
flood (water rise up)
leak
break enter
burn-up
electricity-off (power outage)
clash-(argument)
* Page 143
drop plan
break-up
lose money
lose keys
lose ticket
behind-at-work
laid off
fired
* Page 143
what's up-(event, thrill)
#FUN
Enjoy
like
so-so
boring
ridiculous-(silly)
tolerated --(put up with)
hard
detest
hell
feel good
* Page 145
feel good-(thumb up)
happy
tired
s-t-i-f-f
laid-out
worn-out
pissed-off
angry
u-p-s-e-t
frustrated
depressed-(down)
disappointed
* Page 146
shucks-(struck out)
dang-(snap fingers)
oh-that ("oh brother")
don't-care
happy
relieved
harmonize-(mesh together)
messed-up-(screwed up)
*cumulative review
* Page 153
recent you story "something going up in a wavy movement," not finished what happened?
#what I say?
anyway that
right?
true?
"question mark wiggle?"
 


 
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