Question

Which of the following statements about American Sign Language (ASL) is TRUE? Group of answer choices ASL is not a fully developed language because it lacks a writing system. ASL is universally understood by deaf signers. In ASL, it makes no difference if you make a sign at the chin or at the forehead. ASL signers can use signs to convey morphological and syntactic information. ASL contains only iconic signs

Answer 1

ASL signers can use signs to convey morphological and syntactic information

Answer 2

ASL signers can use signs to convey morphological and syntactic information.

Step-by-step explanation:

ASL is a fully developed language. It's lack of a writing system does nto affect this.

Unlike American English, ASL is not universally understood. Different countries have different sign languages.

It does make a different if you sign at the chin or head because most male signs are made near the forehead while most female signs are made near the chin or cheeks.