What are the main categories of classifiers in sign language, according to Pizzio et al. (2009)? I - Descritive classifiers describe landscapes, b...

What are the main categories of classifiers in sign language, according to Pizzio et al. (2009)?

I - Descritive classifiers describe landscapes, buildings, images, among others.
II - Plural classifiers are hand configurations or signs that replace the object being described, repeated several times to convey the idea of plurality.
III - Instrumental classifiers incorporate a character describing the action when using a particular instrument.
IV - Body classifiers describe the action through the facial and/or body expression of the beings that one wishes to specify.
V - Quantitative classifiers are used to describe the quantity of something.
a) I, II, III, IV, and V are correct.
b) I, II, III, and IV are correct.
c) I, II, III, and V are correct.