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Answer: A solid color long-sleeve shirt (often blue or gray) and dark pants. No hat or glasses. Why: 8.10 tests clothing descriptors. Watch for the signer’s non-dominant hand tracing the shirt’s length and the color sign at the chest.
Q: Is there only one version of 8.10? A: No. The 1st and 2nd editions of Signing Naturally used a story about a lost wallet. The 3rd edition (most common today) uses the keys narrative. Confirm with your instructor.
Q: My 8.10 has 8 questions, not 6. Where are the other answers? A: Some instructors add custom questions (e.g., “What color was the helper’s shirt?” or “How many times did the character sigh?”). Those answers are found only on your specific DVD. Use the logic above to find them.
Q: Can I use these answers for the final exam? A: Possibly, but the final exam often changes the names and locations. You need to understand why the answer is “under the papers,” not just memorize that phrase.
Scenario: One person asks for directions to a specific room or area. What to watch for: The signer uses a "bird’s-eye view." If they want you to go straight, turn left, and go upstairs, they will sign it from their perspective, but you must visualize it from the map.
Before attempting to answer the questions in 8.10, you must understand the grammatical focus of this unit. To get the right answers, watch for these specific signing features:
Since official answer keys are restricted to instructors, use these three methods to verify your answers for 8.10:
