If you have searched for you are likely wrestling with one of the most conceptually difficult sections of Unit 8: describing objects by their physical characteristics (size, shape, texture) and using Classifiers (CL) .

Description: "Object. It is round, flat, and made of glass. You put liquid inside. You drink from it." A glass/cup.

Instead, use the logic above to self-correct. Practice your CL:B (flat), CL:C (round), and CL:1 (thin) handshapes. Watch Deaf vloggers describe strange objects on YouTube. The "answer" is fluency.

Before you look for a quick PDF of answers, let’s be clear: simply copying answers will hurt your fluency. ASL is a 3D, visual language. Unit 8.8 is not about right or wrong words—it is about accurate visual depiction .

Description: "Object. It is flat, thin, and rectangular. It has many small, black marks on one side. You open it. You turn the pages." Answer: A book.

You see a page with 6 numbered blank boxes (for you to draw) and 6 lettered descriptions.

The Deaf person understands "long thin thing with a round plug for a phone" = Charger. You just succeeded without a dictionary or an answer key.

Imagine you are at a Deaf coffee shop. Your phone charger breaks. You need to borrow one. You don't know the sign for "charger." Using Unit 8.8 skills, you say: (Point to phone) + (CL:1 - long thin wire) + (CL:C - small round plug at the end) + (INFORMATION?)

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