Which cue demonstrates a low level and curved pathway?

Which cue demonstrates a low level and curved pathway?

• A. Walk like a sloth.
• B. Run like a fox.
• C. Slide like a snake.
• D. Show me how an elephant moves.

Answer: (C)

This item tests how movement cues communicate both height (level) and the shape of the path you want students to take. A low level means staying close to the ground, and a curved pathway means moving along bends rather than in a straight line. Slide like a snake fits both ideas perfectly—the word slide keeps the motion near the floor, and a snake’s movement is naturally curved and sinuous. The other cues don’t clearly combine staying low with a curved path; they imply speed or general movement without specifying the ground level and the curved trajectory.

This item tests how movement cues communicate both height (level) and the shape of the path you want students to take. A low level means staying close to the ground, and a curved pathway means moving along bends rather than in a straight line. Slide like a snake fits both ideas perfectly—the word slide keeps the motion near the floor, and a snake’s movement is naturally curved and sinuous. The other cues don’t clearly combine staying low with a curved path; they imply speed or general movement without specifying the ground level and the curved trajectory.