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Which of the following does an instrumental classifier show in ASL?
- how an object is used
- The height of an object
- The width of an object
- The physical appearance of an object

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Answer:

how an object is used

Explanation:

There are many types of classifiers being used in the American Sign Language (ASL). These are: Descriptive Classifiers, Instrumental Classifiers, Element Classifiers, Locative Classifiers, Semantic Classifiers, Body Classifiers and Body Part Classifiers.

The "Instrumental Classifiers" (ICLs) are meant to show how an individual handles a particular object such as tossing it, passing it, catching it and the like. So, this clearly shows how an object is being used.

So, this explains the answer.

An instrumental classifier shows how an object is used.

What is an instrumental classifier?

This is a sign language where the hand-shapes of the instrumental classifier is shows how an object is being handled, held or used.

There are many types of classifiers being used in the American Sign Language (ASL).

These are:

  • Descriptive Classifiers.
  • Instrumental Classifiers.
  • Element Classifiers.
  • Locative Classifiers.
  • Semantic Classifiers.
  • Body Classifiers and
  • Body Part Classifiers.

The Instrumental Classifier (ICLs) are meant to show how an individual handles a particular object such as tossing it, passing it, catching it and the like.

So, this clearly shows how an object is being used, therefore, the correct answer is option A.

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