Question

(1) Kung Fu has many stances that help build a martial artist’s strength and balance. (2) Some are named after animals. (3) Horse stance is one. (4) Horse stance is when a person’s feet are spread shoulder-width apart and then the person’s knees are bent. (5) This stance builds strength in the thighs. (6) Cat stance is when a person holds one foot in front of the other and keeps most of the weight on the back foot. (7) This stance helps develop balance.
Which revision to sentences 3-5 best adds variety to the paragraph while retaining the original meaning?

Select one:


Horse stance means you spread your feet and bend your knees and build strength in your thighs.


Horse stance is the first. Spread your feet as wide as your shoulders. Bend your knees because it builds strength in your thighs.


In horse stance, you spread your feet shoulder-width apart and bend your knees. This builds strength in your thighs.


In horse stance, you build strength in your thighs after you bend your knees.

Answer 1

Answer:

The 3rd choice