Which of the following does an instrumental classifier show in ASL?
- how an object is used
- The height of an object
- The width of an object
- The physical appearance of an object

how an object is used

Explanation:

There are many types of classifiers being used in the American Sign Language (ASL). These are: Descriptive Classifiers, Instrumental Classifiers, Element Classifiers, Locative Classifiers, Semantic Classifiers, Body Classifiers and Body Part Classifiers.

The "Instrumental Classifiers" (ICLs) are meant to show how an individual handles a particular object such as tossing it, passing it, catching it and the like. So, this clearly shows how an object is being used.

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