A signer describes a tall, skinny flagpole standing upright. Which classifier best fits the size and shape?

A signer describes a thick round cup viewed from the side. Which descriptive classifier fits the curved shape?

To show a flat notebook lying on a desk, which classifier handshape best matches the object?

A signer wants to show a car parked in a driveway. Which classifier handshape represents the vehicle?

Which classifier best describes a large round boulder sitting on the ground?

A signer describes two thin legs dangling from a chair. Which classifier best fits the leg shape?

A signer describes a wide flat table surface. Which classifier choice best shows that broad flat shape?

A cup sits on the table to the signer’s left. Where should the cup classifier be placed?

A lamp is on a shelf high and to the signer’s right. Where does the locative classifier belong?

A backpack is under a chair at center space. Which placement keeps the location clear?

A bike is parked behind a car already placed near the signer. Where should the bike classifier go?

A vase is centered on a narrow table. Where should the vase classifier be placed?

A cat sits on top of a box placed to the left. Where does the cat classifier go?

A poster hangs on the wall behind the desk. Where should the poster classifier be set?

A book is placed at a right-side locus; a pencil is beside it on the book’s left. Where does the pencil classifier go?

A car classifier is set on the left; a bicycle is parked in front of it. Which placement is coherent?

A signer describes a room. The lamp is on the signer’s right, so the person watching sees it on their left. Whose viewpoint sets the placement?

A tree is placed far right, and a bench is under the tree. Which placement keeps the scene consistent?

A door is established on the left wall; a window is next to it on the right. Where should the window classifier go?

A row has a trash can left, a chair center, and a backpack right. Where does the backpack classifier remain later?