Xcel Silver Floor - The 2nd Acro pass can be either a 2nd pass with a minimum of two directly-connected elements (with or without flight) or one acro flight element. Which option below matches that rule?

Xcel Silver Floor - The 2nd Acro pass can be either a 2nd pass with a minimum of two directly-connected elements (with or without flight) or one acro flight element. Which option below matches that rule?

• A. 2nd Acro pass - either a 2nd pass with a minimum of two directly-connected elements (with or without flight) OR one acro flight element
• B. Minimum 1/1 turn on one foot
• C. Dance Passage - Minimum of two different elements from Group 1 (leap/hop/jump) OR Group 1 - Silver Elements Limited by Division Chart (directly or indirectly connected), one of which is a leap with a minimum 90˚ cross or side split
• D. Minimum of two directly-connected acro elements - one must have flight

Answer: (A)

In Xcel Silver Floor, the second acro pass must be either a linked sequence of two or more acro elements performed in one continuous pass (these elements are directly connected, with or without flight), or a single acro flight element by itself. The option that states this exactly matches the rule, because it allows either a two-or-more directly-connected acro elements (flight optional) or one acro flight element, covering both valid possibilities. The other options don’t describe the second acro pass. One focuses on a turn on one foot, which is a different element type. Another describes a Dance Passage with certain Group 1 elements, which is not about the second acro pass. The remaining choice narrows the two-element option by requiring one of the connected elements to have flight, which isn’t part of the rule and excludes valid two-element combinations without flight.

In Xcel Silver Floor, the second acro pass must be either a linked sequence of two or more acro elements performed in one continuous pass (these elements are directly connected, with or without flight), or a single acro flight element by itself. The option that states this exactly matches the rule, because it allows either a two-or-more directly-connected acro elements (flight optional) or one acro flight element, covering both valid possibilities.

The other options don’t describe the second acro pass. One focuses on a turn on one foot, which is a different element type. Another describes a Dance Passage with certain Group 1 elements, which is not about the second acro pass. The remaining choice narrows the two-element option by requiring one of the connected elements to have flight, which isn’t part of the rule and excludes valid two-element combinations without flight.