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Jump rope with a double jump. As you bring the jump rope in front of you, cross your right arm over your left. For the next jump, cross your left arm over your right. Describes which type of jump? Question
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Jump rope with a double jump. As you bring the jump rope in front of you, cross your right arm over your left. For the next jump, cross your left arm over your right.

Describes which type of jump?

Question 3 options:

Single bounce


Double jump


Cross-Over


Straddle

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The answer is Cross-Over.

Step-by-step explanation:

Heh- i took the test on k12 and got it right.

User Stephen Thomas
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Answer:

Cross over

Step-by-step explanation:

Your arms are CROSSING OVER. Ill add a comment to confirm this is correct later. If not, ill provide the correct answer. But im confident its cross over

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