if you're in a room with people, flick the light switch to get one person's attention
wait patiently until that person sees you
depending on the type of floor, stomp on the floor several times
tap the person's shoulder lightly with one finger
throw something in front of their face, getting their attention
wave right in front of the person's face
Question 4
If someone is blocking your field of vision and you can't see the person who is signing - you should tap the person who is blocking your vision - on the shoulder and ask them to please move. True False If someone is blocking your field of vision, you should gently pull them back by the shoulder. Be sure to pull them back gently. Don’t tap their shoulder, because that will signal them that you want their attention, which is not what you intend.
See 1.1 Snapshot “Signing Sightlines”
Question 5
If I am ambidextrous (able to use both my right and left hands equally), that means I can switch between signing with my right hand, then if I become tired I can sign with my left hand! True False If I am ambidextrous, I need to pick one hand to become my dominant hand as I learn sign language.
