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Sign Language HEEELLLLPPPPP PLLLSSSSS 1. One of the non-manual markers for a WHO-WHAT-WHEN-WHERE-WHY-HOW (WH) question is (1 point) squeezing the eyebrows. shaking the head. shr…

Sign Language HEEELLLLPPPPP PLLLSSSSS 1. One of the non-manual markers for a WHO-WHAT-WHEN-WHERE-WHY-HOW (WH) question is (1 point) squeezing the eyebrows. shaking the head. shr…
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Sign Language HEEELLLLPPPPP PLLLSSSSS

1. One of the non-manual markers for a WHO-WHAT-WHEN-WHERE-WHY-HOW (WH) question is (1 point)
squeezing the eyebrows.
shaking the head.
shrugging the shoulders.
nodding the head up and down.
2. One of the non-manual markers for a YES-NO (Y/N) question is (1 point)
pulling the lips down into a frown.
moving the head slightly forward.
not looking at the person you are signing to.
shaking your head from side to side.

User Mohit S
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Personally my parents are deaf so i know all kinds of sign language, if you need help with stuff like that you can ask me...
User Pheonix
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Non manual markers for who-what-when-where-why-how furrows, or squeezes, the eyebrows. Non manual markers for yes-no move the head slightly forward (and raise eyebrows).
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