Your class is reviewing how to sign numbers, and your teacher has recognized that you need extra help with the numbers 60-100. Which of the following statements would your teacher use in his review about signing numbers 60-100?(1 point)

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You add the rock/twist to help people see which two numbers you are signing to make your two-digit number.
You add the rock/twist to help people see which two numbers you are signing to make your two-digit number.

You add the rock/twist when both digits of the number are 7 or higher.
You add the rock/twist when both digits of the number are 7 or higher.

To make the second digit, you move your wrist in the opposite direction of the twist that your hand "wants" to go.
To make the second digit, you move your wrist in the opposite direction of the twist that your hand "wants" to go.

When the smaller digit is first, you rock to the right (if right-handed).

Answer 1

The best statement your teacher would likely use in the review about signing numbers 60-100 is:

You add the rock/twist to help people see which two numbers you are signing to make your two-digit number.

This statement clearly conveys that the rock/twist motion is used to improve clarity when signing two-digit numbers, which is helpful for the understanding of those specific numbers. The other options might contain useful information, but they are more specific and may not apply universally to all numbers in the 60-100 range.