If you are struggling with a specific number, look at the homework section immediately preceding 8.10 (usually 8.9). The vocabulary introduced there is exactly what will be used in the 8.10 Minidialogues.
In 8.10, you are usually asked to identify people based on descriptions given by a signer. Here are common examples of how to respond: Signing Naturally 8.10 Answers
is typically a cumulative narrative. You watch a signed story (usually 1–2 minutes long) without any captions or voice-over. Then, you must answer 5–8 comprehension questions about the story. The most common version of 8.10 involves a person losing their keys and retracing their steps. If you are struggling with a specific number,
This is the most important part of the 8.10 answers. Deaf culture places high value on "reciprocity." Here are common examples of how to respond:
Late afternoon (around 4:00–5:00 PM). Why: The signer uses a clock face with a classifier (index finger at 4 o’clock, then 5) followed by the sign for “EVENING” early.