Which base word describes the action associated with the Cashier role and combines with 'agent' to form the occupation?

• A. Tap
• B. Push
• C. Swipe
• D. Press

Answer: (B)

The action at the heart of this job is pushing. A cashier routinely moves things through the transaction—pushing items across the counter, pushing the drawer, or pushing buttons to complete a sale. In this sign-language pattern, you form an occupation by taking the base verb that describes the core action and adding agent to indicate the person who performs that action. So, using the action push with agent gives a sign describing someone who pushes as part of their work, which matches the cashier’s ongoing activity. The other actions—tap, swipe, or press—describe parts of the task but don’t capture the broad, repetitive movement that defines the role, making push the best fit here.