How is manual communication different from oral communication?
a. They are different terms for the same approach to learning language skills.
b. Manual uses the hands (e.g., sign language) and oral uses speech and so on.
c. Manual and oral both use sign language and speech reading.
d. Manual and oral both use facial expressions and residual hearing.
Ans: B
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