Using a raw answer key to copy-paste answers is for ASL. Here is why:

If you are currently in a 911 situation, here is the good news: If you fight through this unit without cheating, Unit 10 will feel easy. Unit 12 will feel fun. And by the time you reach Unit 15 (Talking about Occupations), you will be the one helping others on Reddit.

We have all been there. You’re sitting at your desk, coffee has gone cold, and you are staring at a static image of a signer in a blue shirt. You have replayed the DVD chapter twelve times, but the handshape still looks like a blurry bird flapping in a hurricane.

In this assignment, you will frequently use the CL:1 classifier to represent a person moving through a hallway or the CL:Door classifier to indicate which side of the hall a room is on. Precision with these handshapes determines whether your directions are clear or confusing. Establishing the Starting Point

First, let’s give credit where it’s due. Signing Naturally is an amazing curriculum because it forces you to think in sign rather than translate word-for-word from English. But Homework 911 typically focuses on:

Just watch for the "flow" of the building or room being described.