Certainly! Let's match each description with the correct term step by step:
1. Repeat the time sign once:
- We need to choose the term that logically fits the concept of repeating a sign once. The term that best suits this description is:
- A) EVERY-MORNING
2. Pull your hands down:
- This movement of pulling hands down most likely represents something that happens consistently when there is a downward action. The term that matches this description is:
- D) EVERY-SUNDAY
3. Slide from your non-dominant side to your dominant side:
- This type of motion, sliding across, resembles a movement that indicates the passage of time regularly. The term that fits this description is:
- C) EVERY-HOUR
4. Sign the word for TIME and then the number:
- This action involves explicitly indicating a specific time followed by a particular number, which corresponds to telling a specific time of day. The term for this description is:
- B) [tex]$10: 00$[/tex]
Therefore, the final matching is:
- A) EVERY-MORNING matches with Repeat the time sign once.
- D) EVERY-SUNDAY matches with Pull your hands down.
- C) EVERY-HOUR matches with Slide from your non-dominant side to your dominant side.
- B) [tex]$10: 00$[/tex] matches with Sign the word for TIME and then the number.
In summary, the correct matches are:
- Repeat the time sign once: A) EVERY-MORNING
- Pull your hands down: D) EVERY-SUNDAY
- Slide from your non-dominant side to your dominant side: C) EVERY-HOUR
- Sign the word for TIME and then the number: B) [tex]$10: 00$[/tex]
So the result is:
[tex]\[
\begin{aligned}
& \text{1. Repeat the time sign once: } & A) \text{EVERY-MORNING} \\
& \text{2. Pull your hands down: } & D) \text{EVERY-SUNDAY} \\
& \text{3. Slide from your non-dominant side to your dominant side: } & C) \text{EVERY-HOUR} \\
& \text{4. Sign the word for TIME and then the number: } & B) \text{$10: 00$} \\
\end{aligned}
\][/tex]
