1. why does the deaf community value sports? (2 points)
because it is an opportunity to get t...
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1. why does the deaf community value sports? (2 points)
because it is an opportunity to get together and enjoy activities
because deaf people are the best athletes
because deaf people want to prove they are capable of sports
because deaf people need to improve their fitness
2. which of the following would not be an important accommodation for the deaf community? (2 points)
american sign language
sign language interpreters
closed-captioning
braille pamphlets
3. which two organizations oversee official deaf sporting events in the united states and the
world?
(2 poin
deaf sports federation and the international committee of sports for the deaf (icsd)
deaf sports federation and deaf nation
deaflympics and word deaflympics
deaflympics and deaf nation
which of the following instrumental classifiers would most likely be used to show holding
basketball?
(2 poin
cl: b
cl: l
cl: 1
cl: 5
10. which of the following items would be associated with the cl: claw classifier? (2 points)
tennis ball
basketball
bowling ball
beach ball
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