The English word GROW-UP can best be interpreted using which of the following signs?
(2 points)
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A word is signed. Both arms are crossed across the body with the right arm resting on top of the left arm, and the right elbow sitting in the left hand. Arrows show that the body rocks slightly from side to side.
Image with alt text: A word is signed. Both arms are crossed across the body with the right arm resting on top of the left arm, and the right elbow sitting in the left hand. Arrows show that the body rocks slightly from side to side.
A man signs a word. The dominant flat palm is placed on top of the non-dominant flat palm. A man signs a word. The dominant flat palm hovering about six inches over the non-dominant flat palm. The dominant palm is parallel to the man's body. A man signs a word. The dominant flat palm hovering about six inches over the non-dominant flat palm. The dominant palm is parallel to the man's body.
Image with alt text: A man signs a word. The dominant flat palm is placed on top of the non-dominant flat palm. Image with alt text: A man signs a word. The dominant flat palm hovering about six inches over the non-dominant flat palm. The dominant palm is parallel to the man's body. Image with alt text: A man signs a word. The dominant flat palm hovering about six inches over the non-dominant flat palm. The dominant palm is parallel to the man's body.
A man signs a word. The dominant G handshape is rotated in the air, then lands on the non-dominant flat-palm handshape.
Image with alt text: A man signs a word. The dominant G handshape is rotated in the air, then lands on the non-dominant flat-palm handshape. Image with alt text:
A man signs a word. The dominant flat palm is slowly raised.
Image with alt text: A man signs a word. The dominant flat palm is slowly raised. Image with alt text:
A man signs a word.Both hands form a modified C, cupped handshape. (The pinky, ring, middle, and index fingers bend gently to form the top of a curve. The thumb also bends gently to form the bottom of the curve. The fingertips do not touch.) The left hand’s palm is parallel with the ceiling, fingers pointing right. The right palm is parallel to the floor and held approximately two inches from the left palm. The right hand makes a small, quick, clockwise circle above the left, and then comes to rest in the palm of the left hand, so the hands are clasped together.
Image with alt text: A man signs a word. Both hands form a modified C, cupped handshape. (The pinky, ring, middle, and index fingers bend gently to form the top of a curve. The thumb also bends gently to form the bottom of the curve. The fingertips do not touch.) The left hand’s palm is parallel with the ceiling, fingers pointing right. The right palm is parallel to the floor and held approximately two inches from the left palm. The right hand makes a small, quick, clockwise circle above the left, and then comes to rest in the palm of the left hand, so the hands are clasped together. Image with alt text:
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