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Sign Language
WE USED DEAF SIGNING FINGER-SPELLING TO SPELL OUT THE INFORMATION ON ROAD SIGNS. SEE IF YOU CAN TRANSLATE THEM.
Sign Language
1.Sign Language
2.Sign Language
3.Sign Language
4.Sign Language
5.Sign Language
 
Communication Skills
USING THE KEY LETTERS OF THE TYPES OF COMMUNICATIONS AT RIGHT, SPELL OUT THE WORD "COMMUNICATIONS." (SEE EXAMPLE.)

COMPUTER
SPEECH
COMPACT DISC
HAND SIGNING
 SMOKE SIGNALS
BRAILLE
TELEPHONE
E-MAIL
 LETTER
TEXT MESSAGING
TELEGRAPH
FAX
 FLARES
MORSE CODE
RADIO
TELEVISION

1. C
2. O
3. M
4. M
5. U
6. N
7. I
8. C
9. A
10. T
11. SIGNAL FLAGS
12. O
13. N
14. S
Signal Match
MATCH THE TROOP AND PATROL SIGNALS WITH THE INFORMATION THE LEADER IS TRYING TO COMMUNICATE. BE CAREFUL; NOT ALL THE SIGNALS ARE REAL.

Signal Match
A. E.
B. F.
C. G.
D. H.

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