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In English, one would lower the pitch at the end of a sentence for questions, including open-ended WH-Questions (wh-q). In ASL, how do signers indicate they're asking an open-ended WH-Question?

A. Furrow eyebrows. Tilt head slightly towards the front.
B. Raise eyebrows. Tilt head slightly towards the front.
C. Raise eyebrows. Tilt head slightly towards the back.
D. Furrow eyebrows. Tilt head slightly towards the back.



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Final answer:

In ASL, signers indicate open-ended WH-Questions by raising eyebrows and tilting head slightly back.


Explanation:

In ASL, signers indicate they're asking an open-ended WH-Question by raising eyebrows and tilting head slightly towards the back. This facial expression conveys the inquisitive nature of the question without relying on intonation.


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