Which statement differentiates cross split jump and sissonne regarding take-off and landing?

Which statement differentiates cross split jump and sissonne regarding take-off and landing?

• A. Sissonne has 2-foot take-off and 2-foot landing.
• B. Cross split jump has a 2-foot take-off and landing; sissonne has 2-foot take-off and 1-foot landing.
• C. Cross split jump has a 1-foot take-off and landing; sissonne has 2-foot take-off and 1-foot landing.
• D. Both have 2-foot take-off and 2-foot landing.

Answer: (C)

In judging, you compare how many feet push off and how many feet land. The cross split jump is performed with a push from one foot and finishes on one foot, so it has a one-foot take-off and a one-foot landing. The sissonne starts from both feet, giving a two-foot take-off, and it lands on one foot. That difference between a single-foot take-off versus two-foot take-off is what distinguishes the two abilities, matching the given correct statement.

In judging, you compare how many feet push off and how many feet land. The cross split jump is performed with a push from one foot and finishes on one foot, so it has a one-foot take-off and a one-foot landing. The sissonne starts from both feet, giving a two-foot take-off, and it lands on one foot. That difference between a single-foot take-off versus two-foot take-off is what distinguishes the two abilities, matching the given correct statement.