Which of the following is a conjunction listed in ASL examples in the material?

• A. AND, HIT, BECAUSE, SINCE, FOR-FOR
• B. AND, WITH, BECAUSE
• C. SINCE, FOR-FOR
• D. HIT and BECAUSE

Answer: (A)

Conjunctions in ASL are signs that connect parts of a sentence and show relationships between ideas, such as adding information or giving a reason. In the material, the signs listed as conjunctions include AND, BECAUSE, SINCE, and FOR-FOR. This option matches those conjunction signs exactly, which is why it’s the best pick. The other signs in that option, like HIT, are not conjunctions; HIT is a verb meaning to strike, not a connector. The other answer choices include signs that aren’t conjunctions (for example, WITH is a preposition), so they don’t align with the material’s list of conjunctions.