If you are working through Unit 12.1 answers to prepare for a classroom receptive quiz, keep these three study habits in mind:
When completing the video comprehension questions for Unit 12.1, the questions focus on the chronology of events, the description of the item, the problem, and the ultimate resolution. 1. What is the main subject of the story? The narrator’s favorite black leather jacket. 2. What happened to the leather jacket?
The story requires subtle role shifts between describing the jacket and showing the action of wearing it. If you are working through Unit 12
Narrators usually explain how the jacket was damaged (e.g., a tear, a broken zipper, or a stain).
Using your hands to show how an action was performed or how a material looks and feels. Signing Naturally 12.1 Homework Answer Guide The narrator’s favorite black leather jacket
He added to the sleeves for extra safety in case of a fall. Unit 12.1 Vocabulary Spotlight
Role-shift between yourself and the shopkeeper. Phase C: The Repair (Sequencing) First: Show the shopkeeper inspecting the tear. The story requires subtle role shifts between describing
Modify the movement of the sign to show who is giving and who is receiving (e.g., "YOU-GIVE-ME" vs. "I-GIVE-YOU").
Pointing to the actual direction of a place (like a bathroom or a school) relative to where you are currently standing.
POSS-MY JACKET LEATHER. BLACK. BEAUTIFUL. ONE-DAY WALK. ME NOT SEE NAIL (CL:1 - small sharp object). JACKET CATCH. RIP (CL:5 claw, pull apart).
When describing clothing or physical objects, ASL users typically follow this flow: Name the noun (JACKET).