What are some examples of verbs, when changed to show direction, the dominant hand always starts at the same place but ends in a different place? (Select three answers)Group of answer choicesIgnoreAnswerBribeOrderHelpBlame

What are some examples of verbs, when changed to show direction, the dominant hand changes palm orientation, but the non-dominant hand remains the same? (Select three answers)Group of answer choicesHireSummon/callInformBribeBlameIgnore

What are some examples of verbs, when changed to show direction, both hands change locations? (Select three answers)Group of answer choicesMeetBlameContactConfrontSummon/callInfluence

What are some examples of verbs, when changed to show direction, and do not really change palm orientation? (Select three answers)Group of answer choicesShowHelpHireAskPityBother

What are some examples of verbs that can't change directions? (Select three answers)Group of answer choicesAdviceSleepLieGiveCryHelp

Generally, stroke order runs from top to bottom, right to left.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse