Topic | Comment

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Girrafe | fs-ZEBRA
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APPEAR SAME-AS HORSE | CL: 2 (show legs standing),
| CL: B (show height, eye gaze)
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CL:4 (multiple stripes) | CL: G (dom. individual stripes, BLACK non-dom)
| CL: G (dom individual stripes, WHITE non-dom)
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Face | CL: claw (shape of face)
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Ear | CL:U (ears up)
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Hair | CL: 4 (mohawk mane shape)

Do giraffe instead please

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Here’s a breakdown for the topic "Giraffe":

Topic | Comment


Giraffe | fs-GIRAFFE


APPEAR SAME-AS HORSE | CL: 2 (show legs standing), | CL: B (show height, eye gaze)


CL: 4 (multiple patches) | CL: G (dom. individual patches, BROWN non-dom) | CL: G (dom. individual patches, TAN non-dom)


Face | CL: claw (shape of face)


Ear | CL: U (ears up)


Hair | CL: 4 (mohawk mane shape on neck)

do that but keep in mind the directions:

Topic | Comment
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Giraffe | fs-GIRAFFE
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APPEAR SAME-AS HORSE | CL: 2 (show legs standing),
| CL: B (show height, eye gaze)
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CL: 4 (multiple patches) | CL: G (dom. individual patches, BROWN non-dom)
| CL: G (dom. individual patches, TAN non-dom)
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Face | CL: claw (shape of face)
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Ear | CL: U (ears up)
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Hair | CL: 4 (mohawk mane shape on neck)

Certainly! Here's the formatted breakdown for the topic "Giraffe" following your directions:

Topic | Comment


Giraffe | fs-GIRAFFE


APPEAR SAME-AS HORSE | CL: 2 (show legs standing), | CL: B (show height, eye gaze)


CL: 4 (multiple patches) | CL: G (dom. individual patches, BROWN non-dom) | CL: G (dom. individual patches, TAN non-dom)


Face | CL: claw (shape of face)


Ear | CL: U (ears up)


Hair | CL: 4 (mohawk mane shape on neck)

no wait these are the directions:
Choose 1 animal (It will be easier if you are looking at a picture of this animal). Remember, you may NOT use ZEBRA, HORSE, or CHICK since those were provided in the examples. Give the sign (if there is one) & fingerspell the name for clarity. Choose at least 5 unique features of this animal that distinguishes it from others. Use a minimum of 5 DIFFERENT Descriptive Classifiers to create a visual representation of your animal. You should be incorporating both your dominant & non-dominant hands into your description when appropriate (see video examples in Live Lesson recordings). You may repeat a classifier for clarification if needed (as in steps 4 & 5 above); HOWEVER, you are REQUIRED to use at least 5 different descriptive classifiers. If you use the same classifier differently (as in steps 3 & 8 above), that counts as two. Include non-manual marker information in (parentheses). This can be information regarding sizing, indexing, body shifting, eye gaze, emphasis, classifiers, or anything else you may need to remember to sign accurately.

Sure! I will create a breakdown for the animal "Elephant" following your specific directions:

Topic | Comment


Elephant | fs-ELEPHANT


APPEAR SAME-AS RHINO | CL: 2 (show legs standing), | CL: B (show large body size, eye gaze up)


CL: 5 (large ears flapping) | CL: G (dominant ear shape, non-dominant as the outline) | CL: F (trunk shape, showing length and movement)


Face | CL: claw (shape of face and trunk)


Feet | CL: 1 (showing large, thick legs)


Tail | CL: 5 (representing tail movement)


Hair | CL: 5 (short, sparse hair on the head)

This representation highlights various unique features of the elephant while following the instructions for classifiers and other details.