1. one of the non-manual markers for a who-what-when-where-why-how (wh) question is
a. squeez...
1. one of the non-manual markers for a who-what-when-where-why-how (wh) question is
a. squeezing the eyebrows.
b. shaking the head.
c. shrugging the shoulders.
d. nodding the head up and down.
2. one of the non-manual markers for a yes-no (y/n) question is
a. pulling the lips down into a frown.
b. moving the head slightly forward.
c. not looking at the person you are signing to.
d. shaking your head from side to side.
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